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St. Louis Community College’s data breach has students concerned

Posted on March 26, 2019 by Dissent

Jasmine Payoute reports:

A data breach at St. Louis Community College has one student searching for some accountability after they released the personal information of nearly 4,000 students.

“It’s just very frustrating of how our information was given out twice, I mean where’s the security at,” said a student who asked not to be identified.

The student said the college released her name, personal address, college identification number, phone number, race and more to three Bayless School District employees.

“I didn’t give them permission to release that information.”

Last year, around the same time they released the same information to “a limited number of other students at the school.”

Read more on KSDK.

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