Hackers publish thousands of drivers' records after breaching Florida motor vehicle database

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The hacker group ShinyHunters has published online files containing drivers' data after breaching a Florida state motor vehicle database.

According to statements attributed to the group, the files were released after it said the state agency did not meet its ransom demand. The provided information does not specify which types of records or which entries were included in the leaked files.

There are no details in the source material about the scope of the breach, including the number of affected individuals, the timing of the incident, or the technical methods used in the attack. The specific state agency operating the database is not named in the available information.

The source does not include official statements from Florida authorities or descriptions of any defensive actions taken after the files were published. It also does not indicate whether affected individuals have been notified.

Given the limited facts provided, it is not possible to draw reliable conclusions about the consequences of the breach or the kinds of personal data that became public. Any further clarification would require additional confirmed information.