A cyber-attack on the OnSolve CodeRED platform used by state and local agencies across the US has disrupted emergency notifications and exposed user data. The incident forced Crisis24, the provider behind CodeRED, to shut down its legacy environment and rebuild the system in a new, isolated infrastructure. The attack damaged the older platform, which supported alerts for weather events, public safety threats and other urgent situations. Crisis24 says the breach affected only the CodeRED environment. While the investigation confirmed that data was stolen, the company reported no evidence that the information had been posted online. Stolen data includes: Names, addresses and email addresses Phone numbers Passwords linked to CodeRED user profiles Several cities noted that financial…