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Concordia warns university community about possible computer security breach

Posted on March 22, 2016 by Dissent

Karen Seidman reports: The Concordia University community got a lesson in computer security on Monday after the university had to send out a notice telling students and staff that keylogger devices — which can capture keystrokes — were found on some workstations in the Webster and Vanier libraries. They were only found on express workstations, which can be…

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AR: Pulaski County Special School District notifies past and current employees of data breach

Posted on March 19, 2016 by Dissent

It was a heck of a week for Pulaski County Special School District employees. One hundred of them got pink slips on Wednesday in a downsizing move, and all former and current employees received emails or phone messages late Friday night alerting them to a data breach in February that had just been discovered. Cynthia Howell reports: Pulaski County Special School…

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Cloquet schools suffer ‘ransomware’ attack

Posted on March 17, 2016 by Dissent

Jana Hollingsworth reports: The Cloquet school district was the victim of a malicious computer software attack last week that resulted in the equivalent of a lock on much of its information, and a $6,000 ransom demand to have it released. School was canceled Thursday so technology employees could work on the problem. The district, which…

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MI: Network security breach reported in West Bloomfield School District, student info exposed

Posted on March 11, 2016 by Dissent

WXYZ reports: West Bloomfield School District officials sent an email to parents saying a security breach to their network exposed certain student information.   Read more on WXYZ.  There’s no statement yet as to whether this might be an inside breach by a student or anything.

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Ca: Hacker forces password upheaval at Kitchener high school

Posted on March 10, 2016 by Dissent

Jeff Outhit reports: Police are investigating after a student hacked an internal computer system at a Kitchener high school, forcing other students to consider changing all their social media passwords. This includes passwords for Facebook, Twitter, Google Apps, and other personal accounts held by any student who has accessed those personal accounts from a school…

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Some previously unreported breaches

Posted on March 7, 2016 by Dissent

Maryland’s Attorney General’s list for 2015 contains over 500  breach reports, many of which were never covered by the media. Here are two involving health or medical entities or health data, followed by some from the education sector that you may not have known about: Dharani Jasthi DMD PC dba Today’s Dental Associates reported that they: received an…

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