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Fourteen school systems impacted by Innovak Intl breach – IRS

Posted on April 19, 2016 by Dissent

So Innovak International never responded to my inquiries, but an IRS investigator reportedly told others that 14 school systems – three in Alabama and 11 in Mississippi – were impacted by their breach involving employees’ w-2 statements.

Innovak’s web site, which never looked particularly confidence-inspiring to me to begin with, has a statement that says:

We are currently undergoing a “renovation” of this web site.  Please email us if you notice anything not quite right.

The copyright date on the site is 2000-2001, and it informs users who may be experiencing problems to go download the most recent version of Netscape.

 

 

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