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Arizona court hack steals personal data of over 1 million people

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The Arizona court system in the US was hit by a cyber-attack in which the personal information of more than 1 million people was stolen. The attacker copied two sets of data, and the affected material included records on foster children and protective order information. The US Federal Bureau of Investigation began investigating.

Key facts

Affected organisation
Arizona Supreme Court
Incident type
Data breach
Occurred / detected
Not confirmed
Scale of damage
Personal data of more than 1 million people; foster child records and protective order information
Cause / method
Cyber-attack on the court system
Location
United States

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Timeline

  1. It became known that the attacker had copied two sets of data from the Arizona court system.
  2. It became known that the US Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating the cyber-attack on the courts.
  3. It emerged that the attacker had accessed records related to foster children.
  4. It became known that the affected material also included protective order information.
  5. The scale of the stolen personal data was confirmed to be more than 1 million people.

20 related reports

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