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MO: Affton School District discloses ransomware attack; current and former employees impacted

Posted on April 2, 2021 by Dissent

On February 25, Affton School District notified its community about a ransomware attack.  As part of their notification, they wrote: We do not believe any sensitive information has been accessed and no personal data, financial information, or grades have been found to be compromised. As a routine layer of protection, this information is stored on…

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University of Maryland, Baltimore responds to Accellion breach

Posted on April 1, 2021 by Dissent

This week, a number of universities were added to CLOP threat actors’ dark web leak site. They appear to be linked to the Accellion breach in December and January. As a reminder, many of Accellion’s clients used a standalone server with Accellion’s software to transfer large files. The attack did not hit Accellion’s clients’ own…

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Update on education sector clients impacted by Blackbaud ransomware incident

Posted on March 31, 2021 by Dissent

I don’t know how he finds the energy to do it, but Marco A. DeFelice (@amvinfe on Twitter) continues to track disclosures involving Blackbaud’s ransomware incident of 2020.  He has organized his tabulations by whether the entities are hospitals or educational facitlities, etc. Today he has provided another update to the education sector, in which…

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GA: Cyberattack on Cobb schools enabled by contractor’s weak password, police say

Posted on March 31, 2021 by Dissent

Kristal Dixon reports: An attack on the Cobb County School District’s crisis management system that forced all schools into lockdown last month happened because of a weak password, according the police. The password was not created by a school district employee, but a worker with the AlertPoint security system used by the district, police said….

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FL: School officials investigate possible breach involving firm they never used

Posted on March 31, 2021 by Dissent

John Henderson reports: Alachua County school officials are investigating whether students’ personal information was compromised after a data breach in a computer system connected to school meal programs. The district notified families of school children Monday that a letter sent out recently by PCS Revenue Control Systems Inc. — a company that handles computer services for reduced lunch programs — is…

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DeKalb, Austin schools notify parents about data breach

Posted on March 30, 2021 by Dissent

Kristal Dixon reports that a Georgia school district is notifying parents because of a breach at PCS Revenue Control Systems. This site had previously noted Polk County was notifying parents. ….  PCS Revenue Control Systems, Inc. this month sent letters to parents stating that the company in December 2019 detected an unauthorized access to files…

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