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Public housing assistance tenants in Indianapolis fear eviction, compromised bank accounts after cyber attack

Posted on October 12, 2022 by Dissent

Russ McQuaid reports:

Public housing residents, Section 8 tenants, landlords and vendors all fear the loss of sensitive personal and financial information and discontinued funding or support as a result of the hack of the Indianapolis Housing Agency’s information system last week by cyber thieves.

[..]

The personal information of approximately 25,000 IHA residents plus the data from vendors and employees as well as financial transactions shared with the Department of Housing and Urban Development are likely at risk.

Read more at Fox59.

Over the past years, DataBreaches has reported on attacks affecting other housing authorities:

  • Oklahoma City Housing Authority
  • Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority  (DoppelPaymer)
  • Bremerton Housing Authority
  • Columbus Metro Housing Authority (Avos Locker)

So far, no group appears to have claimed responsibility for this attack.

Category: Government SectorHackMalwareU.S.

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