Cyberattack compromises nearly 2,000 student records
The Los Angeles Unified School District revealed a cyberattack compromised the data of about 2,000 students.
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The Los Angeles Unified School District revealed a cyberattack compromised the data of about 2,000 students.
"Hundreds" of special education students' psych records have turned up on the Dark Web. School records like these are covered by FERPA, not HIPAA, so parents have little recourse.
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.
By Suzanne Smalley (Reuters) - Health records for about 2,000 current and former Los Angeles school students have been published to the dark web follo...
The school district revealed that thousands of student records, including some of current students, were posted to the dark web as the result of a recent cyber attack. The information included driver’s license and social security numbers.