Sep 4, 2026 · 9 min
Court software breach exposes sensitive case data across North America
Court records breach, Breeze Comet hits Brazil, Aesto records breach
The incident shows how compromise of legal infrastructure can expose sensitive court information across multiple jurisdictions.
- 1A June 30 incident affecting Thomson Reuters’ C-Track exposed sensitive court case data in the United States and Canada.
- 2The briefing also flags Breeze Comet’s cybercrime activity in Brazil and a separate breach affecting Aesto’s record system.
- 3Steve Prentice connects the incidents in a concise daily briefing and points listeners to CISOseries.com for broader coverage.
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Steve Prentice reports that an incident involving C-Track exposed sensitive court case data across the United States and Canada.
The brief
Steve Prentice leads a briefing on a June 30, 2026 incident involving Thomson Reuters’ C-Track court-management software, which exposed sensitive case data in the United States and Canada.
The breach matters because court systems hold sensitive case information, making a compromise of shared legal infrastructure consequential across jurisdictions rather than confined to one organization.
The episode also highlights Breeze Comet’s cybercrime activity in Brazil and a separate data breach affecting Aesto’s record system.
The standout story is the C-Track incident: a court-records platform became the route through which sensitive case data was exposed across national borders.
The briefing closes with a pointer to CISOseries.com, where the full stories behind the headlines are available.
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