[HA_twck]

Illinois had 4.6 million voter and election documents exposed from 13 databases that lacked any security authentication measures.

the information leaked by the misconfigured databases were individuals' names, addresses, Social Security numbers, and other sensitive personally identifiable information, as well as ballot templates and other election records. 

Further examination revealed that the counties with the exposed data were involved with election management, ballot printing, and voter registration software provider Platinum Technology Resource, whose Elections Services business is supported by tech firm Magenium.

[joepa]

Haha nice government never learns...

[atwakaintelbroker]

I have access to something similar but I never considered using it.

[Moon_WALK]

lol, sorry for their lazy admin lol

[yeboychop]

Oh, fantastic! Who doesn't love a good data leak to keep things exciting? It’s not like voter privacy and security are critical or anything.

[VanDarkholme]

Some shit should probably not be digitized. This is certainly one of those things.

[Bruce_Wayne]

Illinois had 4.6 million voter and election documents exposed from 13 databases that lacked any security authentication measures.

the information leaked by the misconfigured databases were individuals' names, addresses, Social Security numbers, and other sensitive personally identifiable information, as well as ballot templates and other election records. 

Further examination revealed that the counties with the exposed data were involved with election management, ballot printing, and voter registration software provider Platinum Technology Resource, whose Elections Services business is supported by tech firm Magenium.

is this a posted database , link or BF post?

[KingDice]

damn.
thanks for sharing

[da9lhi]

Damm. Wow . How could that happen?