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Hackers target Guardian jobs site: Half million people may have details compromised despite technicians interrupting 'sophisticated' attack on recruitment site The Guardian has emailed "up to half a million" users of its UK-based Jobs website to tell them that some of their personal data may have been compromised by "a sophisticated...; Tags: data, Job, user, e-mail, Site; News items 2009-10-26
Select International Creates "Alternate Candidate Identifier" for Clients that Conduct E-Recruiting: -- Proactive Solution Protects Against Identity Theft, Pre-empts Possible Legislative Mandate -- PITTSBURGH -- Pittsburgh-based Select International, a global provider of human resource assessment solutions, has developed a proactive solution for its clients that conduct e-recruiting to ensure they are protecting the identities of candidates that apply for jobs...; Tags: Select International Corp.; Research articles 2007-04-04

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