Arizona Supreme Court says hackers stole residents’ personal data
The Arizona Supreme Court has confirmed that hackers stole personal data belonging to state residents. The court indicated the attack did not involve ransomware, and no ransom demand has been made.
Why this matters: A state court system holds some of the most sensitive personal data that exists — names, addresses, case histories, financial details, and records tied to some of the hardest moments in people's lives. A breach here is not like losing loyalty card data. The people affected often had no choice about giving that information to the courts. No ransom demand yet is not reassurance. It just means whoever took this data has not shown their hand.
Who should care: Cybersecurity · Privacy officers · Administrators · General readers · Policy
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