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Headlines
- Future of touchscreen. Video well worth watching about future glass technology http://t.co/zqyBrMTt about 1 day ago
- Hackers find way around online banking identity security systems http://t.co/5fEXASp1 about 2 days ago
- IPv6 transition - a layman's guide http://t.co/36EXhGlP about 4 days ago
- Google's privacy options - how to navigate them http://t.co/p0N5uwTS about 5 days ago
- UK’s first freephone mobile number launched by Jersey's JT http://t.co/8nMT4PYJ about 5 days ago
- What to do if your Twitter account is hacked http://t.co/g0GPUxwW about 6 days ago
- France to announce VAT increase to 21.2% (increase of 1.6%) about 1 week ago
- Symantec advise to stop using their pcAnywhere product right now, following theft of blueprints http://t.co/gbi4Nhqp about 1 week ago
- Serious flaw emerges in quantum cryptography http://t.co/kTaXiIW4 about 1 week ago
- Data protection - More EU regulation changes on the way http://t.co/irqxFR7a about 1 week ago
Theft Archive
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Gap laptop stolen with non-encrypted personal data of 800,000 people
Posted on April 18, 2010 | No CommentsA laptop containing unencrypted personal information for 800,000 people who applied for jobs with clothing retailer Gap Inc. has been stolen. The computer contained social security numbers and other sensitive information belonging to residents of the US and Puerto Rico who applied online or by phone for jobs from July 2006 to June 2007, the retailer said in this list of frequently asked questions. Details for applicants living in Canada were also exposed, although they didn't include social insurance numbers. -
Monster.com site may never be safe, says Chief Exec
Posted on April 18, 2010 | No CommentsMonster.com has admitted that the number of job seekers on its website who had their personal data stolen is greater than the 1.3 million originally reported. Sal Iannuzzi, chief executive at the recruitment website, said that the company's investigations into the recent hack found a second attack that had gone undetected. -
Monster.com details stolen from hundreds of thousands of users
Posted on April 18, 2010 | No CommentsHundreds of thousands of users on the recruitment website Monster.com have had their personal details stolen, according to a security vendor. A Trojan program has been taking the information from the areas of the Monster website accessed by recruiters and HR personnel, Symantec said on its official blog. -
Virtual worlds, but real money and real challenges
Posted on April 18, 2010 | No CommentsIn March of 2008, The Jersey branch of the British Computer Society (BCS) and Gartner Group showed great foresight with an event titled ‘Trading in a virtual environment’. The event discussed not only the opportunities for businesses to trade in a virtual environment, but also the risks.
