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Attempted hack of Wilson County school payroll records

Posted on August 28, 2009 by Dissent

WSMV reports that a hacker tried to gain access to the payroll records of Wilson County school employees. The bank notified the district on Monday. The district indicated that they don’t believe any information was stolen, but is urging employees to check their accounts.

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