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Ca: SD73’s insurance provider for international students suffers cybersecurity breach

Posted on August 1, 2021 by Dissent

CFJC reports: School District No. 73 (SD73, Kamloops-Thompson) said it was notified that guard.me, the travel and medical insurance provider for its international student program, experienced a cybersecurity breach incident. Personal information that may be impacted by this incident includes identity information, contact information, and other information provided to support submitted claims. Read more on…

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Student sues San Dieguito district, says classmate cyberstalked her, hacked her grades

Posted on August 1, 2021 by Dissent

I missed this one when it was first published two weeks ago, but apart from the privacy issues involving cyberstalking, it involves a hack of a school district’s information system and a class action lawsuit against the software firm.   Kristen Taketa reported: Haley Dinsmore was 12 when a classmate at Earl Warren Middle School asked…

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Suspect File updates the Blackbaud incident tally for the education sector

Posted on August 1, 2021 by Dissent

Courtesy of Suspect File, this update to the list of educational entities impacted by the 2020 Blackbaud ransomware incident: UPDATE (5) of 31.07.2021 (June / July 2021) Total number of people involved 7,984,697 (+5,907) In the update of 07/31/2021, 3 new Institutions affected by the Blackbaud Data Breach are added. As of 30.05 2021, the…

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Student private information breached in Fairfax County Public Schools

Posted on July 27, 2021 by Dissent

Remember last year and earlier this year when we covered a ransomware attack on Fairfax County Public Schools by Maze that impacted more than 170,000 people? Well, there’s no need to hack when it’s leaking due to human error or failure to adhere to federal law protecting students’ education records.  Rick Horner reports: Fairfax County…

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PA: Allegheny Intermediate Unit notifying employees, dependents, and vendors about ransomware incident

Posted on July 27, 2021 by Dissent

Update and possible correction:  this may be a different breach than the one first reported in February 2020. The post  below has been edited to reflect that while I attempt to verify if this was a second incident or not.  Yesterday, AIU issued a press release about an incident they say they discovered in January…

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Judson ISD’s ransomware nightmare won’t be cheap

Posted on July 27, 2021 by Dissent

Brandon Lingle really laces into Judson ISD over their incident response and transparency in the wake of a June ransomware incident. It appears that the district paid an undisclosed amount of ransom to unidentified threat actors, but it’s not clear what they got for that ransom payment.  It was a month before phone and email…

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