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Personal identity records found in dumpster along downtown Cleveland sidewalk

Posted on August 7, 2013 by Dissent

Today’s education sector breach: Personal identity records were discovered Tuesday in a dumpster alongside the former Cleveland school administration building. The building is undergoing renovations for a new hotel and the school district says it has been moving decades of records out for safekeeping or shredding. Even so, some personal information has found its way…

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University of Delaware: 72,000 people affected by hack

Posted on July 30, 2013 by Dissent

6ABC News reports: The University of Delaware says the employee records of 72,000 people, which includes social security numbers, were breached by criminal hacking. In a letter dated Monday, the university officials said it experienced a cyber attack which targeted the personal records of both current and former employees, including student workers. The hack exploited…

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Stanford University Is Investigating An Apparent Security Breach, Urges Community To Reset Passwords (updated)

Posted on July 25, 2013 by Dissent

Billy Gallagher reports: Stanford University urged network users to change their passwords late Wednesday evening, explaining that it “is investigating an apparent breach of its information technology infrastructure.” Randall Livingston, Stanford’s chief financial officer, emailed the entire Stanford community, noting that Stanford does “not yet know the scope of the intrusion.” Read more on TechCrunch. Alerts…

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Wesley College mistakenly posts private student records online

Posted on July 25, 2013 by Dissent

Nichole Dobo reports: Wesley College published more than a dozen records online that revealed the test scores, grades and written critiques of more than 100 students. The Dover-based private college was not the victim of someone hacking into its system. Instead, the records were posted in 2011 by someone at the school in a folder…

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18,000 Social Security numbers printed on outside of U.Va. student mailings

Posted on July 17, 2013 by Dissent

The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports: The Social Security numbers of 18,700 University of Virginia students appeared on the address labels of health insurance brochures mailed across the country in the latest in a string of breaches at the state’s flagship university. Read more on their site.

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FL: Student information found in private school’s dumpster

Posted on July 12, 2013 by Dissent

WINK reports:  Students’ grades, addresses and phone numbers… found sitting in a dumpster for anyone to see. That’s what one man found next to Bishop Verot High School. He worried it could get into the wrong hands. On the side of the school, there are dumpsters. They’re on school property, but anyone can access them….

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