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UK: Sacked IT technician who hacked former school sentenced

Posted on June 28, 2018 by Dissent

Eagle Radio reports: A former employee of a private school in Leatherhead has been found guilty of a number of cyber-crime offences investigated by Surrey Police. Donald Bart-Williams was sacked from his role in the IT department at St Johns School, but used his specialist skills and knowledge to hack into the school system and…

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Education Scotland order hard reset on school social networking app following major security breach

Posted on June 26, 2018 by Dissent

Derek Healey reports: Education Scotland is facing “very difficult questions” after being forced to order a hard reset of all passwords across its national digital learning platform following a major security breach. An email distributed to headteachers and seen by The Courier has revealed how management called for all log-ins to be scrapped after it…

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AU: University of New South Wales loses data after IBM storage failure

Posted on June 20, 2018 by Dissent

Julian Bajkowski reports: UNSW students are facing the prospect that some information saved to the university’s online storage has been lost for good after a 16 hour-long outage this month blamed on IBM. “Regrettably, some students may have lost some data in the outage,” UNSW said in a statement to students. The statement advised that…

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More details emerge about Chicago Public Schools data breach

Posted on June 18, 2018 by Dissent

If there is a Keystone Cops equivalent of a k-12 data breach, a recent incident involving Chicago Public Schools may be a strong contender. Last week, this site noted a breach that seemed puzzling in its description. Since that time, some informed parents have reached out to me to provide me with more details about…

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Chicago Public Schools error exposed more than 3,700 students’ and families’ data

Posted on June 16, 2018 by Dissent

David Struett reports: Chicago Public Schools apologized Friday evening for a mass email accidentally linking to the private data of thousands of students and families. […] Families were sent an email Friday evening from CPS’s Office of Access and Enrollment inviting them to submit supplemental applications to selective enrollment schools. Attached at the bottom of…

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Past Jeopardy! champ pleads guilty to felony for hacking college emails

Posted on June 15, 2018 by Dissent

Danielle Salisbury reports: A Jeopardy! champion and former Adrian College professor who hacked college email accounts pleaded guilty to a felony this week. Lenawee County Circuit Judge Margaret Noe is to sentence Jass on July 20. She admitted on Wednesday, June 13, to unauthorized access to a computer, program or network, punishable by a maximum…

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