Thomson Reuters detects cybersecurity incident, says unauthorized party accessed files
A cybersecurity incident at Thomson Reuters has exposed files at multiple state supreme courts.
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Sources (7)
- Montana court filing system part of nationwide ‘data breach’ yahoo.com · 19h ago
- Wyoming Court System Hacked, Could Have Exposed 10 Years Of Personal Data Cowboy State Daily · 19h ago
- North Dakota Supreme Court impacted by third-party data breach Valley News Live · 19h ago
- Minnesota Supreme Court information impacted by third-party data breach CBS News · 19h ago
- MN court data breach: Private user data exposed after third-party vendor hacked FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul · 19h ago
- State Supreme Court data exposed in cybersecurity breach WMUR · 19h ago
- Thomson Reuters detects cybersecurity incident, says unauthorized party accessed files Reuters · 19h ago
What happened
A cybersecurity incident at Thomson Reuters has exposed files at multiple state supreme courts. According to Reuters, an unauthorized party accessed files. The North Dakota and Minnesota Supreme Courts have confirmed that their information was impacted.
The extent of the breach and the specific data compromised are not yet clear. The North Dakota Supreme Court and the Minnesota Supreme Court have been impacted. The WMUR report does not specify which state supreme court data was exposed.
The incident underscores the vulnerability of third-party vendors in cybersecurity.
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What is the source of the cybersecurity incident?
Thomson Reuters detected the cybersecurity incident.
Which courts have been impacted?
The North Dakota and Minnesota Supreme Courts have confirmed that their information was impacted.
What data was exposed?
Private user data was exposed after a third-party vendor was hacked.
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