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Privacy breach companies 'must be named'

By Steve Ranger

Published: Tuesday 02 May 2006

Finding the name of the etailer could be quite eas...
Anonymous

Their must be something that could be done to publ...
Angus Doyle

Now that you may have found the name of the etaile...
Anonymous

This case get publicity because it involves an onl...
Anonymous

I for one would like to know who it is in order to...
chris ramsay

Whoever it was, IMHO they are shooting themselves ...
Anonymous

Hey people...... so it was your credit card detail...
David

I don't really see why anyone is that bothered, it...
Anonymous

I agree, my wife discovered an unauthorised transa...
Peter Olivier

What about NHS Trusts that breach patient confiden...
Charles R. Haggard

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