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WI: Stanley-Boyd schools’ $150,000 payroll hacked

Posted on November 27, 2012 by Dissent

Chris Vetter and Chuck Rupnow report that the Stanley-Boyd school district had its payroll funds hacked/diverted. You can read about it on The Leader-Telegram, although it’s early days and they don’t seem to know yet how this happened.


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