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Category: Education Sector

Vision for Hope notification of data security incident

Posted on August 8, 2021 by Dissent

Hope started as a school in Illinois for children with disabilities, but it expanded its mission over the years. This is a notification they posted on August 3: Vision for Hope (“Hope”) recently discovered an incident that may have involved the personal information or protected health information of some of its patients or other individuals….

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Data leak affects about 3,000 NYC students and 100 employees, officials confirm

Posted on August 7, 2021 by Dissent

Pooja Salhotra reports: Personal information, including academic records and biographical data, of about 3,000 New York City public school students and 100 education department staff members was inadvertently shared more widely than intended, education department officials confirmed on Thursday. At least one student within the public school system managed to access a Google Drive that…

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Judson ISD says it paid hackers more than $500K to protect sensitive information

Posted on August 6, 2021 by Dissent

Well, Brandon Lingle predicted this.  Andres Picon reports: The ransomware attack that hit Judson Independent School District in June resulted in a payment to the hackers of more than half a million dollars to keep sensitive information from being uploaded to the dark web, officials said. The ransom payment of $547,045 will keep “identifiable information”…

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NY: Prosecutors push to sentence SUNY Plattsburgh hacker to four years in prison

Posted on August 6, 2021 by Dissent

Fernando Alba reports: Federal prosecutors are pushing to sentence SUNY Plattsburgh alumnus Nicholas Faber to up to four years in prison for hacking into students’ accounts and stealing explicit and compromising photos, according to court documents. Faber, 25, of Rochester, pleaded guilty to aggravated Identity theft and computer intrusion causing damage offenses in February, saying…

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University of Kentucky data breach exposes email addresses of 355K students, teachers

Posted on August 6, 2021 by Dissent

WDRB reports: A data breach at the University of Kentucky exposed the email addresses of more than 355,000 students and teachers nationwide. The database that was breached did not contain any financial, health or social security information, according to a news release. It was part of the Digital Driver’s License database that is used by schools…

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UK: Isle of Wight schools hit by ransomware

Posted on August 4, 2021 by Dissent

Computing reports: Six schools on the Isle of Wight have been hit by a ransomware attack that resulted in the encryption of data and may delay the start of the new term. The attack, which encrypted data, hit the schools and their umbrella organisation the Isle of Wight of Education Federation between July 28th and…

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