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The document summarizes major data security breaches from 2006 to 2015. It provides details on the impact and source of each breach. Some key breaches included: - 2006: Personal information of 26.5 million veterans stolen from a Department of Veterans Affairs database stored on a stolen laptop and hard drive. - 2007: A Fidelity National Information Services employee stole customer records of 3.2 million people. - 2013: Hackers gained access to payment card information for up to 110 million Target customers through compromised third-party vendors.
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(I'm an attorney involved in litigation against RackCo. In light of my role in the litigation, this case study is limited, by necessity, to publicly available information. The data breach was high-profile, so there's much information in major national media. I don't attest to the accuracy of the information fro.
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Case 1
1. What exactly occurred?
Twitter is one of popular social media that targeted to be hacked.
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2. How was the company affected?
Twitter reports that 250,000 user accounts may have compromised. The company is able to detect the hacker immediately and send e-mail to the affected users instructing them to reset their passwords. They also recommend all users to create strong passwords and disable Java in their browsers.
3. What (if any) measures has the company taken since the breach to prevent future similar incidents?
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4. In your opinion, did the company have sufficient security safeguards in place prior to the breach?
In my opinion, Twitter has sufficient security safeguards in place prior to the breach. Twitter is able to detect the attacker before they get through all 200 million monthly active users. 250,000 accounts of affected users is a small amount comparing to the number of Twitter active users. After they notice the attack, the company have been reset the password of affected users and send them e-mail to change their password. I believed that after the breach Twitter would be more aware of the security protection.
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