Thousands of sensitive LAPD files got leaked online — what happens next?
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A data breach at the Los Angeles city attorney's office has led to the leak of thousands of sensitive LAPD files online. The breach, which is still being investigated, has resulted in the withdrawal of support for the city attorney by the police union and plans for her to testify about the leak.
A data breach at the Los Angeles city attorney's office has exposed thousands of sensitive LAPD files. The hackers gained access to a file-sharing system used for police-related litigation. The breach is still being investigated, but it's known that nearly 340,000 files were stolen. The police union has withdrawn its endorsement of the city attorney due to the breach. The city attorney's office has stated that it was the victim of illegal third-party criminal conduct. A ransomware hacking collective called WorldLeaks has claimed responsibility for the breach.
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