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Update: CV officials: Specialist not 100 percent certain on hacker access to district files

Posted on September 5, 2014 by Dissent

An update to this breach:

Cumberland Valley School District Friday continued to warn parents about a hacking incident after a forensic specialist concluded in a report that there is not a 100 percent guarantee that no confidential information was accessed.

The information Friday stems from an incident on Aug. 21 in which district administration was notified of evidence that an outside hacker accessed the district’s computer network.

School district officials said Friday that it appears the hacker may have been from Eastern Europe and that he/she used a district server as a “pass through” to store information.

Read more on The Sentinel.


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