ID Theft - UT Computer Breach Affects More Than 100,000

UT Computer Breach Affects More Than 100,000
KWTX - (April 24, 2006)--Whoever hacked into the computer system at the University of Texas business school accessed the names and Social Security numbers of about 106,000 people. UT officials Monday in Austin announced the computer breach involves details
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Students worried in wake of breach
Daily Texan Online - Students are reacting with nervousness and shock in response to a McCombs School of Business database breach that may have left approximately 106,000 people vulnerable to identity theft. Some students are finding it hard to believe an incident such
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Originally published Apr 23, 2006
Baltimore Sun - The Nigerian letter scheme has been around so long that you can't help but wonder whether anyone still falls for the unsolicited e-mail that begs for help in transferring millions of dollars out of the African country. While that pitch now seems such
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Online identity plan wins UW business competition
Milwaukee Business Journal - IPIC , a business plan focusing on online identity protection, has won the $10,000 first prize in the G. Steven Burrill Technology Business Plan Competition held April 21 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Business. More than 40
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