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Hinsdale schools struck by ransomware attack (1)

Posted on December 8, 2023 by Dissent

The Brattleboro Reformer reports:

The Hinsdale school district is attempting to recover from a ransomware attack that occurred on Thursday morning.

“School district officials are working with Primex, its cyber insurance provider, and a professional cybersecurity response team to assess the situation,” states information release by SAU 29 Superintendent David Ryan.

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Update December 12:  Yesterday, Medusa threat actors added Hinsdale to their dark web leak site with a filetree as well as numerous screenshots showing internal documents and some personal information.  A countdown clock gives the district 10 days to respond before data is leaked. Yesterday’s posting indicates that the threat actors are seeking $200,000 to remove the data or to buy it all.

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