A cyberattack on Arizona’s court system exposed personal information tied to 1.3 million people with unpaid court fees, fines, and restitution records, along with protection orders and foster care reports. The breach likely began when a court employee clicked a malicious email link, but officials say there is no evidence the stolen data has been used or shared. #ArizonaSupremeCourt #ArizonaCourtSystem
Keypoints
- Personal information for 1.3 million people was copied in the attack.
- The breach involved court fee, fine, and restitution records dating back 30 years.
- Nearly 30,000 protection orders were also taken.
- Attackers stole about 150,000 foster care board reports dating back to 2010.
- The court shut down the attack on a backup server and says no cases were delayed.