Sleepless Nights
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| Initial release | June 25, 2003 |
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| Directors | Hani Khalifa |
| Composers | Hesham Nazih |
| Produced by | Al Arabia Cinema Production & Distribution |
| Written by | Tamer Habib |
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| ID | 2388234 |
About Sleepless Nights
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PSNI data breach: Civilian worker 'no longer feels safe in home'
By Darran Marshall & Fiona MurrayBBC News NI
A support worker with The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has said he does not feel safe in his home following a massive data breach.
The Man , based outside Belfast, said he has now made changes to his daily life, and no longer attends his child's Gaelic Football training.
His name was on a document mistakenly shared by the PSNI that
It included the surname and first initial of every employee.
Their rank or grade, where they are based and The Unit they work in, including sensitive areas such as surveillance and intelligence, was also revealed.
" There were places before that I was going to and there was people that I would have been in general contact with that would have had suspicions at times that I was an employee of The Police service, " The Man told Bbc News NI.
" So it has changed my attendance at a local sports club that I have been attending for maybe 10 or 15 years - or going to a club that my child would also be attending. I've varied my attendance at things I have been doing regularly for years. "
The Chief constable has apologised for
Bbc News NI understands that 1,700 police staff have now raised concerns with police since the data was leaked on Tuesday.
A Number of PSNI employees have spoken anonymously to Bbc News NI about their safety fears following the data breach.
The civilian staff member said that prior to the leak he had taken steps to conceal his profession.
" I would wear a uniform with the PSNI emblem on it, " the support worker said.
" When I wash the clothing, I wouldn't be hanging it out on The Line like the rest of my clothes, it would be taken to another location and washed and dried or tumble dried or left in The House over the radiator just to ensure that I don't leave with anything, with any emblems on me. "
In March, meaning an attack is highly likely.
It followed, who suffered life-changing injuries after being shot several times by dissident republican paramilitaries.
The civilian worker said the data breach had " brought on A Level of panic that hasn't been around in a lot of years".
" It's giving my partner issues as well. She has concerns and is now extremely panicked about me going to work. It has raised the security concerns, I suppose, that were never fully away. There have been a few Sleepless Nights . "
He Said that many of his " colleagues are in extreme panic" especially those with unique surnames.
" With my details being leaked out on this, I'm unsure who has had access to it. I think that although not easily identifiable, a couple of key pieces of information could lead [to people] realising that those details are mine. "
The civilian worker pointed out that support Staff Only receive about £500 in so-called danger money - while an officer can Get Up to £3,500.
He also said he knows of two PSNI employees actively seeking new employment directly because of The Breach .
Meanwhile, it emerged on Saturday that of personal data from a superintendent's car for a month.
This Was in relation to another data breach in Newtownabbey In July .
The Superintendents' Association of Northern Ireland (SANI) confirmed one of its members was involved, adding that it was giving them " every possible support in this difficult situation".
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
