The scope of the data breach confronting Columbus continues to grow, with legal repercussions now inviting the collective voices of its residents into a chorus of outrage and concern for privacy violated following a ransomware attack initialized by cyber threat actors identified as Rhysida. According to an ABC6 report, the law firms Cooper Elliott and Meyer Wilson have expanded their class action lawsuit to encompass all those impacted by the breach, not just city employees, and this follows the revelation of personal data on the dark web, including social security numbers, birthdates, and concerningly, information about juveniles.