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UT: Salt Lake City School District systems down after hack, no student info compromised

Posted on November 2, 2015 by Dissent

Fox News reports:

The Salt Lake City School District phone system is working again after officials said a cyber hack took down  phone and online systems Monday.

The district said, ” Our district network was the target of a cyber attack where thousands of external systems coordinated to access our system at the same time. This attack is still affecting both systems.”

School officials said parents and students data has not been compromised.

Read more on Fox13.


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