Hackers Crash Texas DOT’s Party: 300,000 Accident Reports Exposed!
TxDOT is in the fast lane to cybersecurity challenges after hackers accessed its Crash Records Information System. Roughly 300,000 crash reports were downloaded, including personal details. TxDOT advises vigilance against phishing and suggests monitoring credit reports. They’ve hit the brakes on the compromised account and are boosting security to prevent future incidents.
Hot Take:
Oh, Texas, you’ve done it again! While everything is bigger in Texas, let’s just hope the list of crash report hackers isn’t! TxDOT just found out that their Crash Records Information System (CRIS) was hacked and roughly 300,000 crash reports took an unauthorized detour. Who knew even crash reports could cause a traffic jam?
Key Points:
- Hackers accessed TxDOT’s Crash Records Information System (CRIS).
- Approximately 300,000 crash reports were downloaded.
- Personal information such as names, addresses, and vehicle details were exposed.
- TxDOT took immediate action and notified affected individuals.
- Potential victims are advised to monitor credit and beware of phishing attempts.
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