Hall County in Georgia became the victim of a cyber-attack on October 7^th that affected their networks and phone systems. County representatives initially stated that they believed no unencrypted data had been accessed by attackers. However, a new update has proved that assumption to be untrue as just yesterday Doppelpaymer released more than 1GB of data belonging to the county while also claiming to have compromised over 2,400 devices during their attack. Included in the leak were 911 spreadsheets, election documents, lobby comment cards, and accounting and financial records. Although most of the information included in the election documents is public information, it can still be used in more aggressive targeted phishing campaigns. There is also at least one known document that includes a Social Security Number belonging to a voter.