Report: toms river police department hacked, thousands of records may have been exposed

REPORT: Toms River Police Department Hacked, Thousands of Records May Have Been Exposed

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October 3, 2017

TOMS RIVER — Thousands of people may have had sensitive personal information exposed to hackers in a data breach at the Toms River Police Department headquarters, according to a report. The township now plans to notify about 3,700 people potentially affected by the breach, APP.com reported. Officials first became alerted to a potential issue in early…

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