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files containing loan applications were found in a dumpster,
complete with names, Social Security numbers and even bank
account numbers, were found in a dumpster. |
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An employee took home a stack of documents, which was found
in her car during a traffic stop, that contained names, phone
numbers, dates of birth and Social Security numbers. |
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A former employee was able to access Beam Global's human resources
database containing the names, addresses, and Social Security
numbers of several current and former employees. |
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Hackers used spy software to break into the store’s
wireless network and steal the credit and debit card numbers
of customers. |
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A hacker gained access to names, addresses, telephone numbers,
and Social Security number from a website application. |
| Client
names, Social Security numbers and account numbers were on
a hard drive stolen from an employee who took the drive home. |
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an individual visiting the Skills to Employment office took
a mobile data storage device from a workforce counselor's
office that contained names and Social Security numbers. |
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An unencrypted, portable hard drive stolen from a CS Start's
employee contained client names, addresses and Social Security
numbers of claimants from Constitution State Services LLC
and Travelers Indemnity Company who were provided workers
compensation-related insurance benefits. |
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An e-mail accidentally included an attachment that listed
students' names and Social Security numbers. |
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Two desktop computers were stolen from the office of an LPL
Financial Advisor. Personal information including name, address,
financial account information, and Social Security numbers
may have been breached. |
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Names and Social Security numbers of current and former students
may have been exposed when a desktop computer was stolen from
a secured area. |
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A hacker gained access into a city utility account file that
not only put city funds at risk, but also banking information
on about 170 utility customers. |
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Unauthorized copies of customers' credit cards, showing names
and expiration dates, were emailed to an external address.
The breach affected customers who signed up for the Sony Rewards
program. |
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Social Security numbers may have been accessed after a hacker
breached the state's prescription monitoring program and demanded
a $10 million ransom. |
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Hackers gained access to the on-line retailer's server for
several weeks and stole names, addresses and credit card information. |
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Customers' Social Security numbers and names and/or addresses
may have been acquired after malware infected one of their
computers. |
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Social Security numbers of current and former employees and
people who received job offers from the company were stored
on the a Web site that was breached by intruders who successfully
harvested e-mail addresses from the same Web site. |
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A list was found in a dumpster that listed more than 140 students’
names, addresses, Social Security numbers and birth dates. |
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A computer hard drive went missing that contained massive
amounts of sensitive data from the Clinton administration,
including Social Security numbers, addresses, and Secret Service
and White House operating procedures. |
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Recycling bins allocated for auction were stuffed with former
customer file folders. The folders included Social Security
numbers, driver’s license information, photos, phone
numbers and financial information. |
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A union employee's laptop was stolen on the East Coast that
may have contained names, address, dates of birth, and Social
Security numbers of Oregon's Local 555 members. |
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A computer processing error made 120 customer credit card
statements into a single PDF, instead of 120 separate images,
which allowed users to see statements including name, Social
Security number, birth date, and credit card information of
other customers. |
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An employee of the agency's Higher Education Financial Services
Program inadvertently attached an Excel spreadsheet to an
e-mail. The information included student names, e-mail and
home addresses, phone number, Social Security numbers, and
dates of birth. |
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Hackers accessed the health services center databases compromising
Social Security numbers, birth dates, health insurance information
and some medical records. Access was discovered when hackers
left "taunting messages" to system administrators. |
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A thief broke into the offices of East Burke Christian Ministries
and stole a computer containing more than 1,000 Social Security
numbers of clients. |
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Thirty boxes were found in a trash bin at Atlanta Technical
College that contained cards and documents of personal information
on active voters, including full names, addresses and Social
Security numbers. |
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A computer that was infected by malware did not have sensitive
information, but it was hooked up to a network that had access
to names, addresses, phone numbers dates of birth and Social
Security numbers. |
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A worker’s failure to abide by security precautions
caused a portable data-storage device containing employee
names, home addresses and phone numbers, Social Security numbers
and birth dates to disappear. |
| Information
that may have been improperly accessed in a credit card fraud
scheme includes names, birth dates and Social Security numbers. |
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The names, Social Security numbers, tax identification numbers,
birth dates and addresses of clients of the Section 8 Housing
Voucher Program were on an employee’s laptop that was
stolen. |
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A spreadsheet with worker names and Social Security numbers
was found on the Internet. It was accidentally released to
a so-called peer-to-peer network during a music transfer to
an agency laptop. |
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The Bar discovered the security breach while its Web site
was being upgraded and says all personal information on its
network is potentially compromised. Information includes members'
names, mail and e-mail addresses, lawyer identification numbers,
and the Social Security numbers of some members and former
members. |
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Thousands of personnel documents found in dumpster contained
names, medical records, tax forms, checks and copies of credit
cards. |
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A computer was stolen from an employee that contained the
names, Social Security numbers, birth dates and home addresses
of Oklahoma's Human Services' clients receiving benefits from
programs such as Medicaid, child care assistance, nutrition
aid and disability benefits. |
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Patient names, Social Security numbers, dates of birth and
medical histories was on a Blackberry portable device that
was stolen from an employee's office. |
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A worker’s failure to abide by security precautions
caused a portable data-storage device containing employee
names, home addresses and phone numbers, Social Security numbers
and birth dates to disappear. |
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A laptop computer containing patient information, and in some
cases Social Security numbers, was stolen from a vendor, VHA
Inc., who works with Moses Cone and hospitals across the country
to improve quality, increase efficiency and save costs on
supplies. |
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An employee who had access to key patient information such
as names, addresses, parents' names and Social Security numbers,
may have been part of a scheme to make fraudulent Virginia
driver's licenses. |
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Tapes containing patient information, including their Social
Security numbers, employers and health insurance plan numbers,
were stolen while in transit to an off-site storage facility. |
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An employee lost a flash drive containing the Social Security
numbers and payroll information of Shawnee-area workers. |
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The theft of seven laptop computers from an auditing firm
exposed sensitive personal financial information including
account name, number and balance. |
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Malicious software may have compromised historical data on
a computer containing 10,868 Social Security numbers. |
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An employee working in the company's benefits department of
MySpace collected Social Security numbers and compensation
records of co-workers in order to “annoy selected individuals.” |
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A hacker accessed an old payment system containing 9,561 credit
card numbers with CCV codes in which 1,900 have been identified
as expired credit card numbers. |
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A hacker breached customer data that may have included name,
date of birth, driver's license number, and Social Security
number. |
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A laptop computer case was stolen from a therapist's parked
car at a local school exposing names, addresses, dates of
birth and Social Security numbers. |
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Personal information was breached and includes names, addresses,
telephone numbers, dates of birth, driver license numbers,
Social Security numbers and possible medical information |
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More than 18,000 Metro Nashville students' names, Social Security
numbers, addresses and dates of birth were exposed by a private
contractor, Public Consulting Group, who unintentionally put
student data on a computer Web server. |
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A laptop with the names, addresses, Social Security numbers
and other personal information of 1,892 commercial vehicle
license drivers was stolen from a fifth-floor state office.
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Hundreds of files with Social security numbers, addresses,
phone numbers, and patient symptoms were found scattered along
a street. |
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A package containing a storage device with personal information,
including names and Social Security numbers belonging to The
Travelers Insurance, was lost in transit from Fujitsu offices
in New York City to Montreal by an overnight courier. |
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Files containing the names, addresses and Social Security
numbers of town taxpayers were on the Internet due to a vendor's
mistake. |
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A child support worker of Policy Studies, Inc., a private
company that provides child support services for Davidson
County, had access and stole private identifying information,
including names, Social Security numbers and bank account
number, to sell for profit. |
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The names, Social Security numbers and other personal information
of about 8,000 state employees were lost when a torn and empty
envelope from the company that manages the state's health
savings account program arrived by US mail. |
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Two University of Washington parking-management computer servers
were hacked that contained employee names and Social Security
numbers. |
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Thieves broke into the offices of Palo Alto Medical Foundation
in Santa Cruz and stole a laptop containing EMG results, the
patients' medical record numbers, treatment plans and diagnoses. |
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An employee of Massachusetts General Hospital left confidential
information on an MBTA train that listed their names and dates
of birth, and private medical information, including their
diagnoses and the name of the provider with whom they met. |
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An employee of Massachusetts General Hospital left confidential
information on an MBTA train that listed their names and dates
of birth, and private medical information, including their
diagnoses and the name of the provider with whom they met. |
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A report containing the names, addresses, and Social Security
numbers of the 2008 graduating class accidentally ended up
as scrap paper in a mathematics labs. |
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Confidential paperwork that lists Metro school students' names,
Social Security numbers and disabilities were found on the
side of the road. |
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Dozens of confidential files with city public housing residents'
birth dates, Social Security numbers, and eviction notices
were dumped on an East New York street. |
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Personal information, including names, addresses, phone numbers
and Social Security numbers, of nearly 1,300 students and
faculty members was on a laptop stolen from a professor traveling
in Italy. |
| The
Office of Physical Plan, responsible for the overall care
of the physical assets of Penn State, encountered a virus
that was downloaded to an administrative computer and possibly
exposed more than 1,000 employees from 2000 whose names and
Social Security numbers were listed. |
| COTA
personnel workers gave their names and Social Security numbers
to 51 companies proposing to bid on providing long-term disability
insurance to COTA. |
| A
stolen computer contained personal information about 24,000
students and 450 faculty during the 2007-08 and 2008-09 academic
years. The student data included identification numbers and
grade point averages, but the faculty information included
names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, and more. |
| A
laptop containing patient names, addresses and Social Security
numbers was stolen from an employee of DeZonia Group, a company
outsourced by the city to process ambulance billing. |
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Pentel's web maintainer and server host reported a hacker
gained unauthorized access to the online store database and
accessed customer names, addresses, phone numbers, and credit
card numbers with expiration date and CV2 credit card security
code. |
| Thieves
broke into Santa Rosa police cars at the city's Municipal
Services Center and stole four laptop computers with access
to the county data system. Names, home addresses and Social
Security numbers were said to be in the database. |
| A
document containing names and Social Security numbers of 3,470
city employees represented by the Organization of Staff Analyst
was sent by certified mail with return receipt requested.
The document never arrived and the return receipt was signed
with a name no one recognized. |
| Names,
dates of birth, Social Security numbers, and badge numbers
of current and former employees going back to 1949 were on
a CD lost in shipment. |
| Names,
Social Security numbers, dates of birth, addresses and phone
numbers of people who applied for flood assistance with FEMA
were on a laptop stolen from a housing inspector. |
| An
NYPD pension telecommunications director, allegedly bypassed
the back office’s layered security and stole backup
tapes that contained addresses, Social Security numbers, medical
records, and direct-deposit information on nearly 80,000 current
and retired police officers. |
| Thieves
broke into an employee's vehicle and stole information on
patients, including names, dates of birth, addresses, phone
numbers, patient identification numbers, names of case managers
and physician, and Social Security numbers. |
| A
document with the Social Security numbers of more than 500
Elk Grove Unified School District employees was lost by a
district employee. |
| Unauthorized
access potentially exposed the names, Social Security numbers
and other personal information on 1,500 campus library users
going back to 2004. |
| City
officials discovered a possible breach of utility billing
information on accounts that were closed prior to August 2000.
The disk contained Social Security numbers for some of the
account holders. |
| Personal
information of hundreds found in dumpster, including Social
Security numbers, mortgage papers, addresses, and other data.
|
| Client
files of a local mortgage broker were discovered in trash
bins. Information included bank account statements, completed
tax forms, credit reports, and Social Security numbers, among
other information. |
| Client
files of a local mortgage broker were discovered in trash
bins. Information included bank account statements, completed
tax forms, credit reports, and Social Security numbers, among
other information. |
| A
computer storage tape with data from criminal background checks
dating back to the mid-1990s went missing. The background-check
information includes names, dates of birth, Social Security
numbers and addresses. |
| The
names and Social Security numbers of 53 Del Mar College students
were printed on a class roster stolen from an instructor's
vehicle. |
| An
employee admitted skimming customers' credit card numbers
that was then given to another person who made fake credit
cards. |
| A
hospital worker targeted elderly, female patients in a series
of credit card thefts. |
| A
hacker accessed the school's computer system, which contained
personal information, including Social Security numbers, for
about 97,200 students, faculty and staff members who used
the system between 1996 and 2009. |
| A
laptop computer containing addresses, birth dates and Social
Security numbers was stolen. |
| A
hospital employee stole patients' credit to obtain credit
cards, goods, and loans. |
| Hundreds
of documents were found in a bank dumpster that included bank
account details and Social Security numbers. |
| A
hacker gained access to 17 computer servers which had a database
containing the names, addresses, birthdates and Social Security
numbers of each person who had lab work done on the campus
since 1994. |
| A
department employee is suspected of stealing and distributing
personal data of deputies including Social Security numbers,
driver's license numbers, dates of birth, telephone numbers
and employee identification numbers. |
| Hundreds
of files with medical records, Social Security numbers, driver’s
license numbers, and other personal information were found
in a dumpster. |
| Online
banking bandits pulled thousands of dollars from the accounts
when bankruptcy court documents with employee financial details
were made public. |
| A
mail carrier in San Diego County is accused of stealing dozens
of gift cards, debit cards and Social Security documents sent
through the mail. |
| Personal
information, including credit card numbers, was found in an
outside dumpster after the IRS shut down the gym for non-payment
of payroll taxes. |
| A
stolen laptop computer may have contained the names, birth
dates and Social Security numbers of 9,300 employees of Parkland
Memorial Hospital. |
| Records
were stolen from a doctor's vehicle that included medical
information and Social Security numbers. |
| Hackers
broke into the Federal Aviation Administration's computer
system, accessing the names and Social Security numbers of
45,000 employees and retirees. |
| A
file of information including employee names, Social Security
numbers and birthdates were found in the possession of a criminal
who did not work at Kaiser. |
| A
cashier used a card reader to copy the numbers and sold them
for $17 per card to the mastermind of the scheme, who then
sold them to third parties for hundreds of dollars. |
| Motorola's
Software Technology Center website experienced a security
vulnerability that may have allowed unauthorized parties to
access personal information, including names, contact information,
payment card numbers, and payment card expiration dates. |
| The
owner agreed to three people working only for tips and did
not get personal information on them. The employees, who worked
for only three weeks, skimmed credit cards |
| An
audit discovered an employee was spying into files that contained
extensive information on patients, including Social Security
numbers, birth dates, addresses and financial information. |
| A
mailing error resulted in 1099 tax forms being sent to the
wrong recipients, compromising social security numbers and
other details. The forms printed two per page and they were
not separated prior to being mailed. |
| SRA
International’s computer network was infected by a virus,
which may have allowed hackers to access some federal employees’
personal information including names, addresses, dates of
birth, health information and Social Security numbers. |
| The
owner cleared out her dry cleaning shop and took her client's
clothes and credit card numbers. She is using her old customers'
credit card numbers fraudulently. |
| A
computer was stolen from a state contractor's office during
a burglary. Information on the computer contained names, dates
of birth and Social Security numbers of current and past parolees
supervised by the State Board of Pardons and Paroles since
1998. |
| Detailed
information such as Social Security numbers and birth dates
of employees and volunteers were in the possession of a women
trying to buy merchandise at Sears after opening a line of
credit. |
| A
hacker gained access to United Way's computer system and deleted
files and applications. It has not been determined if the
hacker was able to view credit card information in those files.
|
| Hundreds
of folders containing names, addresses, Social Security numbers
and credit card information were found in a dumpster. |
| A
hospital employee stole patient records containing dates of
birth, Social Security numbers and driver's licenses of 150
patients who had been admitted into the emergency room or
general surgery and passed them on. This information was found
in an auctioned storage unit. |
| Students
enrolled in an agricultural economics class in 2001 inadvertently
had personal information exposed on the Internet through a
departmental Web site. Names, Social Security numbers and
grades of those students have been exposed since 2001. |
| Students
enrolled in an agricultural economics class in 2001 inadvertently
had personal information exposed on the Internet through a
departmental Web site. Names, Social Security numbers and
grades of those students have been exposed since 2001. |
| Social
Security numbers of current and former state employees were
accidentally posted on a state Web site for about two hours.
The Social Security numbers were included in a contract solicitation
file posted on the department's procurement Web site. |
| A
laptop went missing from the desk of an employee at the offices
of ETS that contained personal information, including names
and Social Security numbers. |
| A
stolen laptop from a United States airport contained employee
information of The Stanley Works and its subsidiaries, including
their names, Social Security numbers, and some salary detail. |
| Hackers
accessed credit card information affecting customers who purchased
gift cards. |
| Personal
information, including birth dates and Social Security numbers,
of about 500 current and former Beaumont city workers accidentally
was posted online as Beaumont sought proposals for a third-party
administrator for worker compensation claims. |
| Two
students hacked into Pflugerville ISD school computers and
got access to sensitive information, including security passwords,
alarm codes, personal staff information as well as tests. |
| A
city laptop was taken from the Human Resources Department
offices that contained Madison officials and employees' photo,
name and Social Security numbers. |
|
A former flu clinic billing clerk stole information on flu-shot
recipients, which included their names, social security numbers,
addresses and other personal information. |
| The
credit card processor that mostly supports small and midsize
businesses discovered an intrusion that uncovered malicious
software that compromised data across Heartland's network. |
| A
computer that contained student records for approximately
200 current and former students was stolen from the campus. |
| Dozens
of documents with sensitive personal information, such as
Social Security numbers and Medicare numbers were found in
a dumpster. |
| An
external computer hard drive was lost by an employee. It contained
approximately 300 Social Security numbers of clients who have
used the organization's services in the past four or five
years. |
| A
former employee “accessed and mishandled” personal
information by emailing a spreadsheet containing information
on former employees to a personal email account. The former
employees’ data included names, addresses, birthdates,
employee identification numbers, starting dates, retirement
dates, and Social Security numbers. |
| A
laptop computer containing names and Social Security numbers
of Youth Transition Program (YTP) participants was stolen
from a University of Oregon employee. |
| A
laptop stolen from the offices of Continental Airlines contained
fingerprints, Social Security numbers, names, addresses, etc. |
| A
computer printout listing 80 to 100 Social Security numbers
of Columbus school employees was found in a home during a
police raid. The two suspects had opened credit cards and
checking accounts with the personal numbers. |
| Names
and Social Security numbers students and former students were
accessed and copied illegally to an off-campus IP address
from a non-academic student database. |
| A
laptop computer assigned to an employee of the North American
Division of Seventh-day Adventists Retirement Plan was stolen.
Information included names and Social Security numbers. |
|
CheckFree Corp. and some of the banks that use its electronic
bill payment service are notifying more than 5 million customers
that criminals took control of several of the company’s
Internet domains and redirected customer traffic to a malicious
Web site hosted in the Ukraine. |
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A former employee emailed a spreadsheet containing names,
addresses, birth dates, employee identification numbers, starting
dates, retirement dates, and Social Security numbers on former
employees to a personal email account. |
|
A laptop stolen from employee's car contained names, addresses,
and Social Security numbers of current and former employees.
|
| A
portable data storage device containing personal information,
including the names and Social Security numbers of employees
in the US, is missing or stolen. |
| A
computer belonging to an employee of a third-party consulting
services firm working on behalf of Merrill Lynch was stolen
during a burglary. Information on the computer contained the
names and Social Security numbers of current and former Financial
Advisors and some applicants for employment. |