Millions of Americans’ personal DMV data exposed in MOVEit hack

Great. Let's see what sort of response this gets from the gov't.

At some point we need to start treating data as a liability.

I agree that we should, but why do we need to?

From: https://gov.louisiana.gov/index.cfm/newsroom/detail/4158

> There is no indication at this time that cyber attackers who breached MOVEit have sold, used, shared or released the OMV data obtained from the MOVEit attack. The cyber attackers have not contacted state government. But all Louisianans should take immediate steps to safeguard their identity.

> OMV believes that all Louisianans with a state-issued driver’s license, ID, or car registration have likely had the following data exposed to the cyber attackers:

> Name

> Address

> Social Security Number

> Birthdate

> Height

> Eye Color

> Driver’s License Number

> Vehicle Registration Information

> Handicap Placard Information

[Dupe]

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36363110

This article talks about Oregon too, the other does not mention Oregon.

This was reported earlier than The Guardian article (and submitted to HN earlier too).