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Indiana judge: Judge: Hackers accessed Clarksville social security numbers, other data (Update1)

Posted on June 24, 2015 by Dissent

WHAS-TV reports:

Clarksville Town Court Judge James Guilfoyle told WHAS-TV Tuesday that computer hackers accessed records filled with names, birth dates, addresses and social security numbers.

Investigators are still trying to figure out the scope of the data breach.

Read more on WHAS.

Update1: The updated information reads like a ransomware situation, but no ransom demand has been received. Because the court has backups, loss of information is not the big concern. Theft of personal information is the concern.

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