The hackers responsible for the ransomware attack on the city’s network in May could have accessed some individuals’ sensitive, personal information, city officials announced late Aug. 3.
The gist
A city investigation determined in mid-June that files potentially containing sensitive information—including full name, home address, Social Security number, date of birth, insurance information, clinical information, claims information and other identifiers—could have been accessed by the hackers responsible for the ransomware attack.
The investigation is still ongoing, but city officials have started sending notice letters to the individuals potentially involved in the data breach, according to a city news release.
