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St. Petersburg timeline on Click2Gov raises questions as to whether the vendor was proactive or not

Posted on October 2, 2018 by Dissent

I have commented on the Click2Gov breach a few times — mostly wondering aloud why so many customers do not seem to have been made aware that they needed to update immediately, etc.   Both RBS and FireEye have both discussed the Click2Gov incident in more depth. But now look at this disclosure from St….

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Click2Gov Update: ICYMI Here’s The Latest

Posted on September 19, 2018 by Dissent

RBS is doing a great job of tracking the Click2Gov breaches.  In their most recent update, they report: It’s been three months since our original post was published and as feared, breaches of the Click2Gov system continue to be reported. Here is what we’ve learned: Attackers are exploiting an unpatched vulnerability in Oracle’s WebLogic. Early…

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Click2Gov Payment System Security Breach

Posted on September 11, 2018 by Dissent

A reader kindly alerted me to the fact that the city of Tyler had reported a breach.  When I looked into it, I see that it’s yet one more report on Click2Gov by Superion.  This has been a known problem since last year, so why haven’t municipal governments updated and patched?  RiskBasedSecurity had a more…

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Midwest City notifies residents of incident that affected numerous municipalities

Posted on June 24, 2018 by Dissent

Midwest City, Oklahoma  reports that about 2,300 customers were potentially affected by a breach involving software needed to use Click2Gov. As Dark Reading recently explained: Risk Based Security’s Inga Goddijn noticed a pattern of Click2Gov, a product of Superion Software, appearing in breach notification letters. The notifications came from cities across the United States, which…

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