News Summary

• Security researcher identified at least a dozen juror websites made by government software maker Tyler Technologies that appear to be vulnerable.
• The sites are all over the country, including California, Illinois, Michigan, Nevada, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Virginia.
• To log into these platforms, a juror is provided a unique numerical identifier assigned to them, which could be brute-forced since the number was sequentially incremental.
• The platform also did not have any mechanism to prevent anyone from flooding the login pages with a large number of guesses.