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NJ state employee portal hit in cyberattack What you need to know

But attacks happen much lower down government ranks, too. In the latest instance, the myNewJersey portal for state employees was victim to what s known as a credential stuffing attack, using compromised login credentials, according to the Office of Information Technology. Last year, the Securities and Exchange Commission warned that it had seen an uptick in such attacks that significantly increases various risks for firms, including but not limited to financial, regulatory, legal, and reputational risks, as well as, importantly, risks to investors.   The myNewJersey portal allows state employees and those enrolled in the pension system to find information such as tax and payroll records, and it stores personal data like email addresses and home phone numbers. 

Off-duty NJ corrections officer rescues man from Route 9 bridge jump

MyCentralJersey.com SAYREVILLE – A normal Sunday afternoon drive for an off-duty New Jersey State Police Correctional Officer quickly became a matter of life and death. Faustino Saucedo, of Perth Amboy, was on his way to Carteret to pick up his wife when he saw several cars stopped on the side of the Route 9 bridge over the Raritan River. He immediately pulled over when he saw a man barely hanging onto the side of the bridge. Shouts of “don t do it!” and no, no no! filled the air as bystanders rushed to the aid of the man who was leaning off the bridge, according to a video of the incident shot by a bystander.

NJ state employee portal hit in cyberattack What you need to know

NJ state employee portal hit in cyberattack What you need to know
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New Jersey legalizes cannabis after years of failed efforts and toxic negotiations

Print Continue to article content This photo shows Gov. Phil Murphy as he has signed into law legislation to set up a recreational marijuana marketplace. | Edwin J. Torres/AP Photo New Jersey legalizes cannabis after years of failed efforts and toxic negotiations New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy finally delivered on a 2017 campaign promise when he signed legislation Monday that legalizes cannabis for adults, decriminalizes the possession of up to six ounces of the drug and codifies criminal justice reforms that will upend how police officers interact with underage offenders. Despite New Jersey s deep-blue political backdrop and strong tailwinds in support of loosening Reagan-era drug policies, Murphy, a progressive Democrat, came close to rejecting the measures.

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