Chicago Public Schools says ransomware attack affects nearly 500,000 students and 56,000 employees – Chicago Tribune/MSN

CPS said the breach was a result of a ransomware attack on a technology vendor for CPS, Battelle for Kids, and occurred on a server used to store the CPS student and staff information. “There were no Social Security numbers, no financial information, no health data, no current course or schedule information, no home addresses, and no course grades, standardized test scores, or teacher evaluation scores exposed in this incident."
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Pat S.
3 years ago

So what was exposed?

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