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GEICO Alerts Customers Hackers Stole Driver License Data for Two Months - Vimarsana News

GEICO Alerts Customers Hackers Stole Driver License Data for Two Months

minute read Share this article: The second-largest auto insurance provider in the U.S. has since fixed the vulnerability that exposed information from its website. Threat actors stole driver license numbers from customers of GEICO insurance for nearly two months earlier this year due to a security flaw on its website that has since been fixed. The second-largest auto insurance provider in the United States disclosed the vulnerability in a data breach notice filed earlier this month with the California attorney general’s office. Companies in the state are required to provide not...

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Death Approved Information Sharing Agreement Open For Consultation

Monday, 19 April 2021, 11:03 am The proposed Death Approved Information Sharing Agreement is now open for public consultation. Registrar-General of Births, Deaths and Marriages Jeff Montgomery says the agreement is designed to make things a little easier for families when someone dies. “Dealing with the death of a loved one and winding up their affairs is difficult, and often made more so by the need to repeatedly produce official information to confirm the death.” The proposed Death Approved Information Sharing Agreement (AISA) will clearly set out the purpose, allowed use and parties wh...