(The Center Square) – The Port of Seattle has revealed that some 90,000 people were impacted by August’s cyberattack on the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. In its investigation, the Port found that approximately 71,000 of those affected live in Washington state.
The people behind the cyberattack downloaded personal information from Port networks, the majority of which come from current and former Port and other airport employees and contractors.
The personal information that was downloaded in the cyberattack includes combinations of names, dates of birth, at least the last four digits of Social Security numbers, driver’s license or other government identification card numbers, and some medical information, according to a news release from the Port…