Thursday, February 15, 2007

ID Theft: Where you live makes a difference, study finds. ID Theft: Where you live makes a difference, study finds. New York, California, Nevada and Arizona are among the riskiest U.S. states for ID theft, while Wyoming, Vermont, Montana and North Dakota are among the safest, according to a study by ID Analytics Inc. [Computerworld Privacy News] 8:47:49 PM

Second Maryland hospital in a week discloses breach. Second Maryland hospital in a week discloses breach. St. Mary's Hospital in Leonardtown, Md., has become the second hospital in the state in the last week to disclose a potential compromise of patients' personal data. [Computerworld Privacy News] 8:44:34 PM

Lauren Weinstein's Blog: New Short Video: "Is Your Cell Phone Bugged?" Greetings. I've been getting lots of continuing interest and queries in the wake of my blog item from late last year: How To Tell If Your Cell Phone Is Bugged In an effort to explain this issue in a more demonstrative and somewhat less technical manner, I'm pleased to announce a short free video (under six minutes): "Is Your Cell Phone Bugged?" While I'll admit that the production values are much closer to those of Ed Wood than of Cecil B. DeMille, I hope you'll still find this video to be interesting, or at least amusing. "Is Your Cell Phone Bugged?" Video Access Pages: Streaming Via YouTube Streaming or Download Via Google Video Be seeing you! --Lauren-- 5:26:07 PM

Drive-by Web Attack Could Hit Home Routers. Drive-by Web Attack Could Hit Home Routers. If you haven't changed the default password on your home router, do so now. [PC World: Latest Technology News] 5:18:30 PM

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