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79K Calif. State U. students affected by We End Violence breach

Posted on September 8, 2015 by Dissent

Earlier today, this site noted that We End Violence was notifying students of a breach involving the AgentOfChange.net web site. Now Josh Dulaney reports:

A security breach through a third-party software vendor exposed the personal data of 79,000 California State University students at eight campuses, CSU officials said Tuesday.

The CSU Chancellor’s Office in Long Beach said the security breach was discovered Aug. 28. The affected campuses included: Cal State San Bernardino, Cal State Pomona, Cal State L.A., Cal State Northridge, San Diego State, Channel Islands, CSU Maritime Academy and Sonoma State.

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