Cyberattack Steals Personal Data of 1.3 Million from Arizona Courts

Cybersecurity14 days ago

Private records were compromised when hackers targeted the legal databases of the state on September 24. Arizona court officials confirmed that the attack resulted in the theft of personal identification information for 1.3 million people, including 150,000 reports from a foster care board and 30,000 orders of protection.

The breach was reported by the Associated Press, which noted that the attackers stole personal identification information by copying data from the judicial system's infrastructure. The stolen records include sensitive case files and administrative data associated with court proceedings.

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Cyberattack Steals Personal Data of 1.3 Million from Arizona Courts

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25%Court Operations Disrupted+0.1%
18%Vendor Weakness Identified+0.0%

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