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Snatch adds — and then deletes — Wisconsin school district from leak site

Posted on October 25, 2022 by Dissent

Yesterday morning, DataBreaches observed that Snatch Team had added Kenosha Unified School District in Wisconsin to its leak site, but had not added any actual proof pack.

In response to this site’s tweet, Dominic Alvieri responded that the district had disclosed a breach on September 29.

Kenosha did not respond to an email this site sent them yesterday, but later in the day, Jonathan Greig reported on the situation.

By the end of the day, though, the listing appeared to have been removed.  Did Kenosha decide to negotiate with Snatch or is there some other reason? At this point, it is not known and the district has not added any update or notice to its website.


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