Documents were not hacked as previously thought, according to State Bar’s executive director.
A public records website inadvertently published 260,000 confidential attorney discipline documents due to a security glitch within the State Bar of California’s case management system, not as a result of a malicious computer hack, officials said Monday.Friday that judyrecords.com had published the confidential documents along with about 60,000 public State Bar court cases.
Judyrecords initially posted limited case profile information for approximately 260,000 nonpublic cases. The site owner has provided the State Bar with preliminary analytical data of its website traffic, showing that approximately 1,000 unique page views by the public. “It is now the State Bar’s belief that there was no malicious hack of its system,” the agency said in a statement. “Instead, it appears that a previously unknown security vulnerability in the Tyler Technologies Odyssey case management portal allowed the nonpublic records to be unintentionally swept up by judyrecords when they attempted to access the public records, using a unique access method.
The confidential documents published by judyrecords included case number, type, status, file date and respondent and complaining witness names. Full case records were not displayed.
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