A cyberattack on Arizona’s court system results in personal information being compromised for more than one million people. Multiple outlets report that the Arizona Supreme Court states that data was copied, affecting a large pool of individuals whose information is stored by the courts.
According to the Arizona Supreme Court, the copied data includes records dating back decades, with one report saying information can go back as far as 30 years. The New York Post additionally describes how the incident begins, saying an employee clicks a malicious email link. Other outlets focus primarily on the scale of the breach and the amount of information involved, rather than the specific entry method.
