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The largest trial court in the United States, the Superior Court of Los Angeles County, closed all 36 courthouse locations on Monday to restore systems affected by a Friday ransomware attack. [...]
The Los Angeles Unified School District has confirmed a data breach after threat actors stole student and employee data by breaching the company's Snowflake account. On June 18, the threat actor known as 'Sp1d3r, who is selling data from previous SnowFlake attacks, also began selling the data of Los Angeles Unified for $150,000, claiming they stole it from SnowFlake.
Los Angeles Unified School District officials are investigating a threat actor's claims that they're selling stolen databases containing records belonging to millions of students and thousands of teachers. The threat actor selling the allegedly stolen data for $1,000 says the CSV files put up for sale on a hacking forum contain over 11GB of data, including over 26 million records with student information, more than 24,000 teacher records, and around 500 containing staff information.
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A security researcher found Coinhive code hidden on a Los Angeles Times’ webpage that was secretly using visitors’ devices to mine cryptocurrency.
