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PA: Community College of Allegheny County discloses breach of former students’ info

Posted on April 11, 2019 by Dissent

Oof. Community College of Allegheny County responded to a public records request concerning former students. They redacted student PII,in the spreadsheets, but due to “technical failures in the redaction process,” the data could be unmasked.

Read the notification to the Vermont Attorney General’s Office.

 

 

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