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More than one year later, New Jersey school district reveals data breach with sensitive info

Posted on May 21, 2024 by Dissent

NJ 101.5 FM reports:

A Monmouth County school district hid details about a cyber-attack for over a year. Only now are they revealing student’s sensitive personal data was compromised.

Officials at Shore Regional High School District in West Long Branch began notifying families on Friday. On Monday they issued a public statement.

[…]

Shore Regional officials say the following data may have been accessed:

Full name
Date of birth
Social Security number
Employee ID
Driver’s license or state identification
Financial information
Medical treatment or diagnosis
Medical and/or health insurance information
Non-directory information

Read more at Data Breach Alert: Shore High School District Exposes Student Information

h/t, Brett Callow

Category: Education SectorHackU.S.

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