Every time central Ohioans visit Columbus City Hall and most other municipal government buildings, they scan their driver's license to enter — and all of that information dating back to early 2006 may now be available on the dark web.
The volume of data — potentially dating back almost two decades — may have still been on file during a July 18 cyber attack because the city's retention policy is open-ended and allows the government to hold onto it until it's deemed "obsolete," said city spokeswoman Melanie Crabill.
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