Data breach hitting PowerSchool looks very, very bad
Bleeping Computer on Wednesday also reported that an extortion note the attacker sent to PowerSchool claimed that the personal data of 62.4 million students and 9.5 million teachers was swept up in the breach. PowerSchool said it’s offering two years of free credit monitoring to all those affected.
The PowerSchool hack seems to have been much worse than originally believed, as new reports now claim more than 62 million ...
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PowerSchool hack: How Virginia student data may have been exposedPer a general 2024 student data privacy agreement listed on PowerSchool's website, the data in the system include "but are ...
Doug Levin, the co-founder and national director of a nonprofit that helps schools with cybersecurity, the K12 Security ...
About 312,000 North Carolina teachers’ social security numbers were exposed in the PowerSchool breach, the North Carolina ...
ATLANTA — A widely-used school administrative software platform hacked in December is used by 60 Georgia districts with more ...
Along with the teachers' social security numbers, more than 900 students' social security numbers were exposed as well.
Superintendent Todd Terrill said the district was one of many whose data was compromised in the December hack of PowerSchool's School Information System, where confidential student records are ...
It’s only January, but the recent hack of U.S. edtech giant PowerSchool has the potential to be one of the biggest breaches of the year. PowerSchool, which provides K-12 software to more than ...
A notification displayed on Summit School District’s website on Thursday, Jan. 16, is warning of a data breach involving a ...
Data breaches like the PowerSchool hack puts your kids’ names and social security numbers in the hands of bad actors—and ...
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