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Another Click2Gov victim is revealed in Texas

Posted on December 17, 2019 by Dissent

Add Sugarland, Texas to any list you are keeping of Click2Gov breach victims.  As with other entities in the second wave of attacks, those residents who used the payment portal to make one-time payments seem to have fallen prey to the attackers.  And as with a number of other CentralSquare Technologies Click2Gov customers, Sugarland will be using a new payment system to be installed in 2020.

Sugarland was reportedly notified of the breach on October 25, but the full extent was not known until December 12, according to the Houston Chronicle’s reporting.

DataBreaches.net has sent an inquiry to Gemini Advisory to find out if they found cards from this one up for sale, and may update this post when I get an answer from them.

 

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