Former Cal State female athlete sues in national cyber-sexual attack
Briefly

A lawsuit against ex-coach Matthew Weiss claims he hacked into intimate digital photos of female athletes by exploiting an athletic training database. The latest plaintiff, Jane Doe, alleges Weiss accessed her private health information, leading to broader identity theft. Weiss is federally indicted, facing multiple counts for purportedly breaching the privacy of thousands of student athletes from 2015 to 2023, reportedly affecting over 100 universities. The lawsuit seeks $5 million in damages and is open for other victims to join, indicating the scope of this alarming cyber crime.
The lawsuit states that Weiss gained access to personal files from over 100 universities that contracted with a vendor, allowing him to facilitate the breaches.
According to reports, more than 17 women have filed lawsuits against Weiss, marking this a significant case of nationwide sexual privacy violations.
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