Hello community. Today is a review of the City of St Helena data breach. A few words about the City of St Helena: “St. Helena (Incorporated March 24, 1876) – is a city in Napa County, California, United States. Located in the North Bay region of the San Francisco Bay Area, the population was 5,438 at the 2020 census. The total amount of data leakage is 120.33 GB.” The data leak includes a population census with home addresses and contacts, government payment data, company payment accounts to the general treasury, data from municipal, commercial and private organizations and enterprises, educational institutions, fire departments, hospitals and police stations, contracts, licenses, audits , reports of banking transactions, archives, city photo and video archive of objects, organizations, events, personal data of employees of government and special services, database of telephone operators. A wonderful city, a wonderful excursion, but the database security leaves much to be desired. I am sure that this data leak will find its consumer. Watch my video review, and if you are interested, download the leaked data to study for yourself. As always, you can download data in any way convenient for you from my website or telegram channel. Traditional thanks to the City of St Helena for the data provided. Don’t skimp on information security. Always yours. Robert.
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