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breaches incidents
Hack exposes data on millions of California students
A breach of a non-profit contractor to California's Department of Education exposed personal information on millions of students. The stolen data included names, addresses, demographic information, and disability status for all 7 million students enrolled in California public schools over a multi-year period.
Why it matters: California public school students and families face identity theft and fraud risks from exposed personal and demographic data; education officials and IT teams must investigate the non-profit's security posture and notify affected parties.
- Source published
- First seen by Cybersecurity Tracker
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Correction
Correction recorded as of .
breaches incidents
Hack exposes data on millions of California students
A breach of a non-profit contractor to California's Department of Education exposed personal information on millions of students. The stolen data included names, addresses, demographic information, and disability status for all 7 million students enrolled in California public schools over a multi-year period.
Why it matters: California public school students and families face identity theft and fraud risks from exposed personal and demographic data; education officials and IT teams must investigate the non-profit's security posture and notify affected parties.
- Source published
- First seen by Cybersecurity Tracker
Source attribution
Correction
Correction recorded as of .
breaches incidents
Hack exposes data on millions of California students
A breach of a non-profit contractor to California's Department of Education exposed personal information on millions of students. The stolen data included names, addresses, demographic information, and disability status for all 7 million students enrolled in California public schools over a multi-year period.
Why it matters: California public school students and families face identity theft and fraud risks from exposed personal and demographic data; education officials and IT teams must investigate the non-profit's security posture and notify affected parties.
- Source published
- First seen by Cybersecurity Tracker