full-disclosure - Bankruptcy Court IT Security Contact

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Message-ID: <3F0C0243.14378.CD3F35@localhost>
From: cta at hcsin.net (Bernie, CTA)
Subject: Bankruptcy Court IT Security Contact

Does anyone know the email address of the person responsible for 
the Security of the information systems of the United States 
Bankruptcy Court? 

I attempted to write them and bring attention to a simple 
security/privacy flaw in their system, which if exploited 
enables identity thieves to easily obtain personal and private 
information, including a debtors' PHI (Protected Health 
Information) that is protected from unauthorized disclosure 
pursuant to HIPAA Privacy Rules.  

While putting aside the HIPAA issues, and the fact the debtor 
must disclose certain information about their estate to 
"interested parties" and the general public, this may not appear 
significant from the standpoint of a Chapter 7 debtor. However, 
such flaw facilitates Identity Theft and may expose certain 
"private" information of a chapter 7, 11 or 13 debtor, to a "non-
interested party", unjustly placing the debtors' financial 
assets at risk.

I would like to give the person(s) accountable time to address 
the flaw or respond before it is fully disclosed.

tic… tic… tic…
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Bernie 
Chief Technology Architect
Chief Security Officer
cta@...in.net
Euclidean Systems, Inc.
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