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Thomson Reuters detects cybersecurity incident, says unauthorized party accessed files

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  1. thestar.com.myseen 13 Sept, 11:48description edited
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    Sept 2 (Reuters) - A unit of Thomson Reuters ⁠detected a cybersecurity incident in 11 U.S. states, the U.S. Virgin Islands and Canada on June ⁠30 involving the company's C-Track case management platform, according to a notice from the company ‌on Wednesday and a statement by the chief justices of three Ontario courts, which use the platform for digital court record management.

    (This Sept 2 story has been republished, ⁠with no changes to text.)

All 2 reports on Thu, 3 September 2026

What it is about

Thomson ReutersKenneth LiChris SandersEdmund KlamannOntario Ministry Of The AttorneyOntario CourtReutersOntario Superior CourtNew Hampshire, United StatesPennsylvania, United StatesOhio, United StatesTennessee, United StatesNorth Dakota, United StatesMontana, United StatesKentucky, United StatesNevada, United StatesCanadaWyoming, United StatesSouth Carolina, United StatesAlabama, United States

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thestar.com.my1 copy echoing Channel News Asia - edited after publishing
3 Sept, 03:07over 8 hours3 Sept, 11:17

How it spread - 1 original report, 1 reprint

  1. Thu, 3 September 2026

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