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WA: Whitworth confirms it was victim of ransomware attack; warns thousands of students, staff of data breach

Posted on October 19, 2022 by Dissent

In August, Whitworth University confirmed they had experienced a cyberattack in July. In that statement, they pledged to notify those impacted right away. They didn’t — unless you have a very liberal definition of “right away.”  Earlier this month, the university notified the state attorney general’s office of the breach, as The Spokesman-Review reports. As…

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NZ: Prospective students caught up in University of Otago data breach

Posted on October 19, 2022 by Dissent

Sinead Gill reports: For six weeks, most University of Otago students, including prospective students, had their personal information unprotected. A University spokesperson told Stuff while the risk of harm was “incredibly low”, some information was potentially accessible over this period, and most students could expect to be contacted by a privacy officer.” On October 5, the University…

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Mars k-12 district in Pennsylvania victim of ransomware attack; data leaked

Posted on October 12, 2022 by Dissent

The Vice Society added more schools to their “partners” leak site yesterday. One of them is the Mars Area School District in Pennsylvania. According to niche.com, MASD is a k-12 district with 3,334 students.  In a notice posted on the district’s website on October 3, Superintendent Gross described the progress the district was making in…

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How Ransomware Is Causing Chaos in American Schools

Posted on October 8, 2022 by Dissent

Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai reports: May 19, 2021 was supposed to be just another day at the end of the school year at Sierra College, a community college in Rocklin, California. Instead, hackers hit the school with ransomware, throwing it into chaos. “We are experiencing a major cybersecurity event this morning that is impacting the majority of services…

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MO: Grain Valley School District investigates cyberattack

Posted on October 7, 2022 by Dissent

Heidi Schmidt and Jonathan Katz report: The Grain Valley School District confirms it is investigating a cyberattack. “Basically what first went down was the printers,” student Nathan Rathmann said Wednesday about how his last three days have changed in school. “Then throughout the day, we had buggy Wi-Fi. Our power school went completely down, so…

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Some Tufts community members’ health insurance information compromised in vaccine clinic data breach

Posted on October 7, 2022 by Dissent

Emily Thompson reports: Tufts announced in a Thursday evening email to the community that its vaccine clinic provider, Pelmeds, has experienced a data breach involving images of patients’ insurance cards. The number of Tufts community members affected by the breach is still unknown. Tufts has ended its contract with the company and postponed all previously…

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