Tel Aviv University's Faculty of Management's Executive Education School (LAHAV) inadvertently leaked hundred's of e-mail addresses of leading executives in Israel's private and public sectors. The addresses were leaked in an e-mail message of the 20th of June that included an invitation to an event organized at LAHAV. Apparently the message was addressed CC rather than BCC, thus exposing e-mail addresses of all the recipients. According to an announcement on LAHAV's behalf, the manor in which the message was sent contradicts LAHAV's procedures and is a result human error. This leak is not a singular incident and came only two months following a similar debacle by El-Al airlines. Allegedly the airline leaked hundreds of e-mail addresses. Source: The Marker.co.il (In Hebrew)