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The Blackbaud ransomware breach — impact on school clients

Posted on February 8, 2021 by Dissent

In July, 2020, cloud software firm Blackbaud announced that it had been the victim of a ransomware attack that began in February of 2020 and continued until Blackbaud was able to kick the attackers out of their system in May. In order to try to protect their clients from having personal and sensitive information on…

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WI: Shorewood School District mistakenly releases student info while responding to records request

Posted on February 2, 2021 by Dissent

Mary Jo Ola reports: The Shorewood School District mistakenly released students’ personal information while responding to an open records request. TMJ4 News learned a parent made the request to see results of the district survey and was surprised to see personal information was not redacted. Read more on TMJ4.

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OH: Baldwin Wallace University target of cyber attack

Posted on February 2, 2021 by Dissent

WJW reports: Classes have resumed at Baldwin Wallace University after a cyber attack affected the university last Friday, canceling classes and closing their offices. The university has worked with the FBI and cybersecurity experts to restore their network and systems. Read more on Fox8. There is no statement currently on the university’s web site to explain what…

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TX: Friendswood ISD students’ Social Security numbers mistakenly sent to school photographer

Posted on February 2, 2021 by Dissent

One of those “human error” incidents… Typically, when a child’s school photo is taken, all the picture-taker needs is the student’s name and nice, big smile. But, as it was revealed Monday to parents in Friendswood ISD, students’ Social Security numbers were sent to a photographer responsible for taking their pictures every school year. Read…

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NY: Victor Central School District closed Monday to in-person classes due to malware attack

Posted on February 1, 2021 by Dissent

Either the snow will get you or the malware will. On Saturday, it was the malware. The Victor Central School District will be closed to in-person classes Monday after a malware attack struck servers in the district. According to an e-mail sent to parents and guardians of district students, the malware attack has caused all…

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Ca: Cyber security incident at Peel District School Board causes system outage

Posted on January 29, 2021 by Dissent

City News reports: Peel District School Board says it’s in the process of getting back to normal operations after a cyber security incident on January 26th that resulted in the encryption of files and systems. Releasing a statement on Twitter Thursday evening, the PDSB says there’s no reason to believe any personal or sensitive information…

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