Holland & Knight reports data breach to Vermont attorney general after social-engineering attack
Holland & Knight reported a data breach to the Vermont Attorney General on October 8, 2026, listing Social Security numbers and one Vermont resident, Cybernews and Law360 reported. The firm said in September that an attacker used social engineering to gain unauthorized remote access to a firm computer and obtained a small number of files affecting 14 clients, who were notified.
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Key points
- Holland & Knight's notice, reported to Vermont's attorney general on October 8, 2026, cites Social Security numbers and one Vermont resident.CybernewsLaw360
- The firm said an attacker used social engineering to gain unauthorized remote access to a firm computer.CybernewsNonbillable
- The firm said a small number of files were obtained, affecting 14 clients, who were notified.CybernewsNonbillable
- The firm said it contacted law enforcement and its systems remained operational.CybernewsNonbillable
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