Arizona court cyberattack exposes sensitive data of 1.3 million
Hackers accessed and copied sensitive information on over 1.3 million people following a phishing attack on Arizona’s court system. The breach exposed names, social security numbers, and case data tied to the Fines/Fees and Restitution Enforcement program, along with foster care and protective order records. The system was shut down to contain the attack. There have been no ransom demands, and affected individuals are being warned to secure their credit.
- Phishing attack started the breach, officials confirmed
- Hackers accessed data on 1.3 million people
- Thirty years of fines and case data compromised
- 150,000 foster care reports were exposed
- No ransom demands have been made
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