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PA: Delco School District Missing ‘Millions,’ Suggests Hackers Took It

Posted on March 5, 2021 by Dissent

NBC10 reports:

A law enforcement investigation is underway Friday after a school district reported it was missing an expected multimillion-dollar payment from the state, and a district official speculated it was due to hackers.

The receiver of the Chester Upland School District, Juan Baughn, told the Philadelphia Inquirer Thursday that “millions” were lost due to a “cyber issue.”

Read more on NBC10.


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