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A US technology contractor has exposed the data of 4.6 million voters and election documents from multiple counties in Illinois, raising serious concerns about election security and voter privacy.
The exposed databases, managed by the technology contractor Platinum Technology Resource, were discovered to be non-password-protected and linked to counties in Illinois.
The data breach was identified by cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler, who reported his findings to vpnMentor.
“I found a collection of different documents, including voting records, ballot templates, and voter registrations, all from a single county in Illinois,” Fowler said in the report. “Further investigation revealed a total of 13 open databases and 15 others that exist but are not publicly accessible.”
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