District of Columbia Board of Elections says RansomVC hacker group stole voters' data

News12 Oct 2023

The District of Columbia Board of Elections said it suffered a major ransomware attack that compromised the sensitive personal information of voters such as their names, contact information, political party affiliation, and polling location.

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