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TX: Odessa residents suffer from second Click2Gov breach

Posted on October 2, 2020 by Dissent

Joshua Skinner reports:

The city of Odessa recently had a data breach involving its online payment web portal, and this isn’t the first time it’s happened.

The breach only affected users of the online Click2Gov system who made one-time payments for utility bills.

Odessa uses Click2Gov as third-party provider software that allows people to pay their utility bills online.

The data breach lasted from mid-April to late-June and is the second data breach on the system within the last year.

Read more on CBS7.


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