The German Federal Police has been hacked and location data stolen, CRN reports. The hacking group published police details including "location coordinates, licence plate and telephone numbers, police usernames and passwords and a GPS application," the report states. The group said the attack was a response to German government "communications interception and use of biometrics." Meanwhile, an UK hospital is changing its procedures after it repeatedly faxed cancer records to a member of the public instead of a general practitioner, BBC News reports. The faxes were sent over a two-year period from several hospital departments at an Essex hospital, which now delivers cancer forms and sensitive material by courier, the report states.
Full Story