More than 145,000 Calgarians had some of their personal data exposed last year after submitting it to pay for parking, says the Calgary Parking Authority (CPA).
CPA released a public apology on Sept. 26 for the mishap that happened back in July 2021, saying it potentially impacted 145,895 customers. The statement did not specify how long the information was accessible, but CPA said that they secured the vulnerability within 20 minutes after discovering it.
