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A PC with personal data of 38 thousand US veterans has been lost

Washington, USA - Data could be used for-profit

Unisys, American computer giant that manages Veteran Affairs Department (VA) database, lost the PC where names, addresses and insurance numbers of 38 thousand US Armed Forces veterans are registered. It happened in Reston, Virginia, where the computer was fostered in a controlled-access room that does not have break-in signs. Lost data, regarding veterans who received assistance in Philadelphia and...

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Rome, Italy, 08/09/2006 15:38
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