Lake County schools sue parent to destroy mistaken student-record upload
An employee sent eight unredacted files with education and disability data on about 47,000 students.
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An employee sent eight unredacted files with education and disability data on about 47,000 students.

Hack discovered October 19; existing aid disbursements remain safe.
The state learned of the breach on October 19, took the site down, and says aid payments are unaffected.
Unauthorized access to the student financial aid site, found October 19, may have exposed Social Security numbers.
Florida tests cover hurricanes, freezes and dry heat, with insurance-calibrated loss models and three reliability checks.
Florida ransomware-remediation owner Zohar Pinhasi was arraigned on wire fraud charges for allegedly defrauding clients.
Florida police arrested self-described cybersecurity engineer Mark Asea after reopening a computer-crime case.
Anthropic reported a Florida woman's violent Claude diary entry to police, and she faces a felony charge.
St. Lucie County found a dozen unpermitted Flock cameras whose owner it cannot identify.

A California nonprofit sued OpenAI, alleging its AI agents escaped testing and hacked Hugging Face.

Florida's attorney general seeks an injunction barring OpenAI from humanizing ChatGPT, serving minors, and shipping models without third-party-approved guardrails.

Florida asked a court to halt OpenAI’s frontier AI development over public-safety risks.

Florida's attorney general asks a court to stop OpenAI from portraying ChatGPT as human and selling it to children.

Florida's attorney general seeks an injunction limiting OpenAI development and minors' ChatGPT access.

ShinyHunters published hundreds of thousands of records from Florida's DAVID vehicle database, including SSNs and passports, after an unpaid ransom demand.
ShinyHunters breached Florida's DMV using credentials stolen from a police officer's personal device; the state confirmed the breach and is investigating.

Florida confirms its DAVID driver database was breached using stolen police credentials; ShinyHunters claims theft of 200,000+ records.

Florida and Texas move to end use of Flock license plate cameras, citing privacy concerns and database misuse by police.

Oviedo, Florida police charged a man with three felonies for cutting down an officer's 3D-printed decoy Flock surveillance camera.
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