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Hacked court system website leads to 160k stolen SSNs

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March 05, 2012

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Weakness in Adobe ColdFusion allowed court hackers access to 160K SSNs

Up to 160,000 Social Security numbers and one million driver's license numbers may have been accessed by intruders.

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