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Student hackers and hackees

Posted on December 20, 2014 by Dissent

In Illinois, Katlyn Smith reports:

Bartlett police are considering whether to level criminal charges against two Bartlett High School students who hacked into an Elgin Area District U-46 online portal and changed student attendance records, officials said Friday.

The duo also hacked into at least one U-46 staff member’s email account, officials said.

Read more on Daily Herald.

Meanwhile, in North Carolina , Miranda Roberts reports:

Isaac Bear Early College High School administrators are working with the New Hanover County Sheriff’s Office to determine who hacked into five student email accounts over the past three weeks and sent out multiple messages.

“There were some inappropriate photos involved,” said Philip Sutton, principal of Isaac Bear. “That’s about all I can say. Right now the sheriff’s department is involved in the investigation.”

Read more on StarNewsOnline.

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