3 sources • 4 verified points
Breach exposes data of millions of California students through compromised login credentials
Three international outlets reported that a breach affected data of millions of students in the state of California. One says the cause was a single compromised login credential, while another says hackers stole their personal data. The story matters to families and educational institutions concerned with protecting student data.
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- A breach caused by a single compromised login credential exposed records of millions of students in California.
«كشف اختراق بسبب بيانات دخول واحدة مخترقة سجلات ملايين الطلاب في كاليفورنيا.»
SecurityWeek - Malwarebytes reported that sensitive data of millions of students in the state was stolen.
«أفاد موقع Malwarebytes بسرقة بيانات حساسة لملايين الطلاب في ولاية كاليفورنيا.»
Malwarebytes - Reports said hackers stole the personal data of millions of California students.
«أفادت التقارير بأن قراصنة سرقوا البيانات الشخصية لملايين طلاب ولاية كاليفورنيا.»
Education Week - The Malwarebytes description did not provide any additional details about the party responsible or the nature of the data.
«ولم يرد في الوصف تفاصيل إضافية عن الجهة المسؤولة أو طبيعة البيانات.»
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