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Waikato DHB IT attack: Hackers likely to spread private information further
Warnings in place as patient and staff information likely to spread further.
Warnings in place as patient and staff information likely to spread further.
Social network's worst fears realised.
Move could cost Facebook, Google billions. NZ watchdog calls it a 'defining moment'.
New billboard cameras know when you pass them, how often and what vehicle you are driving.
The company wrongly associated his name with another person's debts.
Such blacklists lack transparency and could unfairly keep tenants out - Penny Arthur.
'No wonder people are setting up things like the Facebook page' - Andrew King.
Landlords are using private forums to compile secret 'blacklists' of bad tenants.
Apps will be forced to disclose their level of snooping on behalf of advertisers.
Master deal which just about any organisation, public or private, can be allowed to join.
The lawyer wanted $19,000 to copy files. A judge said he could charge $7.99.
Unless to do with offending, medical info should not be shared - Privacy Commissioner.
'Police should never have disclosed patients' Covid-19 statuses to prospective employers.'
Credit Simple will no longer provide offers to its members.
More details about how the intruder made it into a live surgery can be revealed.
The medical student allegedly involved has been banned from hospital grounds.
Privacy Mark winner runs afoul of New Zealand's current and new Privacy Act.
Michelle Boag and Hamish Walker aren't likely to face further penalties.
Hamish Walker was accused of being racist - so he leaked Covid-19 patient details.
Health Minister says the leak of Covid-19 patients information is totally unacceptable.
Our privacy legislation gets its first major overhaul since the internet went mainstream.
Waikato DHB found in breach of doctor's privacy after colleagues accessed medical file.
Privacy Commissioner John Edwards explains how privacy laws will change.
Employee surveillance software sales have skyrocketed during lockdown.
It was launched a day early - but now users are struggling to even log on.
They did not have any of the necessary clearance from their bosses or the government.
Minister of Justice Andrew Little says police failed to get any necessary clearance.
'The data can be used against us, whether by police, or maybe by some other third party.'
MSD says it has yet to make publicly available details of individual claims for subsidy.
CCTV cameras have doubled across NZ cities in 5 years. Where and how are they filming you?