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Kronos hackers stole personal info of Metro-North workers, MTA says

Posted on January 14, 2022 by Dissent

David Meyer reports:

Ransomware hackers who breached the network of MTA timeclock provider Kronos made off with the personal information of several current and former Metro-North employees, transit leadership said Thursday.

“Kronos recently informed us that some files containing personal information of some current and former MTA employees at one of our agencies – Metro-North Railroad – were accessed by the perpetrators of this ransomware incident,” MTA Chief Administrative Officer Lisette Camilo said in an email to the authority’s approximately 70,000 employees.

Read more at The New York Post.

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