‘A treasure trove of information:’ Cybersecurity specialist says sensitive McMinnville records exposed online
RansomHouse leaked McMinnville records including tax, HR, password, and confidential police files.
KOIN reported that Alexonet CEO Chuck Dornon found sensitive McMinnville, Oregon records exposed on the dark web, including tax returns, passwords, bank and human-resources information, and confidential police files such as witness interviews. He said the material was reachable in a few clicks. The city posted a notice dated September 29. RansomHouse claimed the attack and leaked the data in August.
- Exposed files reportedly include tax returns, passwords, bank, and HR data.
- Confidential police records and witness interviews were also described.
- RansomHouse claimed the attack and leaked the data in August.
- The city posted a breach notice dated September 29.
- Threat actors
- RansomHouse
- Victims
- City of McMinnville
- Organizations
- City of McMinnvilleAlexonet
- Countries
- United States
From the original article
1 min read at databreaches.netKOIN in Oregon reports: Three clicks. That’s all Chuck Dornon said it took to reach private McMinnville records that should never have been public on the dark web. “Anything and everything that the city’s done is out there,” Dornon said.
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