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Three affected by Bulldog privacy breach

Bulldog revealed today that only three customers have been contacted by third parties after 100,000 people's personal details were stolen two years ago.
Although none of the customers incurred any financial loss due to the security breach, many are concerned about the company's ability to keep sensitive personal information under wraps.
Of particular concern was that customers received a lack of information about the situation even after the breach was found out, reports vnunet.com.
Tuesday, 24th April 2007 - full story - comments (0)

100,000 broadband customer details stolen

Around 100,000 broadband customers of internet service provider Bulldog, have had details of their personal information stolen, according to latest reports.
Speaking to the Guardian, Bulldog confirmed that contact details including bank account and credit card details had been "illegally obtained" by an unidentified third party in 2005.
James Brown, managing director of Bulldog Internet, told the newspaper: "Our understanding is that, following an external enquiry by Cable & Wireless, it has become apparent that at some point in December 2005 Cable & Wireless had some of their customer contact details illegally obtained by a third party.
Friday, 20th April 2007 - full story - comments (0)