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Northshore School District hit by significant cyber attack

Posted on September 25, 2019 by Dissent

KOMO News reports:

A cyberattack has crippled some of the systems in the Northshore School District, which covers Bothell, Woodinville and Kenmore.

The district is calling this a “significant” attack that’s taken out some phones and all voice mail servers, but adds there’s no evidence that student or staff information has been compromised.

A notice on the district’s web site informs parents and personnel that as of this time, there is no evidence that student, staff, or family data have been compromised.

Outage notice on NSD.org after cyberattack
Screenshot of part of outage notice on NSD.org. Image credit: DataBreaches.net

Read more on KOMO.

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1 thought on “Northshore School District hit by significant cyber attack”

  1. jokegajr says:
    September 25, 2019 at 2:18 pm

    i’m from canyon park middle school and i want to find more info on this problem

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