LAUSD cyberattack includes at least 2,000 student records
Although millions of records remained secure, the L.A. Unified data breach was worse than previously disclosed and included the release of sensitive student information.
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Although millions of records remained secure, the L.A. Unified data breach was worse than previously disclosed and included the release of sensitive student information.
Instrusion into L.A. school district's system began as early as July 31. Previously, officials spoke of attack that began and ended on Sept. 3.
L.A. Unified leaders say people should breathe easier over a hack that was largely unsuccessful, but some experts talk of continued cause for concern.
The LAUSD sets up a hotline after the digital heist of confidential records and files from district computer systems. LAUSD declined to pay hackers ransom.
The push to address chronic absenteeism comes as the district hones in on its focus to close learning gaps.