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Chesterfield County Public Schools battles hackers as school year begins

Posted on September 11, 2020 by Dissent

WAVY reports:

Unknown users are entering Chesterfield County Public School virtual classrooms – a trend concerning parents as the school year is barely underway.

8News spoke with the parent of a freshman at Thomas Dale High School who recorded an incident involving an anonymous user in his virtual math class. Nicole Martin says the unidentified person made racist and derogatory remarks.

Read more on WAVY.  This is not the Virginia district I referred to yesterday when I mentioned a district that had allegedly been attacked with ransomware but was not responding to inquiries asking them to confirm or deny the threat actors’s claims and alleged proof of access. That district still hasn’t responded to two separate inquiries yesterday.

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