Thomson Reuters hit by cyberattack that saw court documents across 11 states accessed by a hacker
- Thomson Reuters confirmed March 2026 breach of its C‑Track court management system
- Incident affected courts in 11 US states, Ontario, and the US Virgin Islands
- No operational disruption; scope of exposed records still under investigation, no misuse reported yet
Thomson Reuters, the IT company behind the Reuters news agency, suffered a cyberattack a few months ago, exposing certain court documents to the attackers. In a brief announcement published earlier this week, it seems Thomson Reuters only noticed the intrusion now, months after it was already over.
Here is what happened: Thomson Reuters operates a court case-management system called C-Track. It is a tool used by different courts to manage things like cases, filings, hearings, and schedules. It is used by courts in several US states, the US Virgin Islands, as well as Ontario, Canada.
On June 30, 2026, Thomson Reuters detected unauthorized activity in one of its cloud environments, prompting...
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