Standardized Testing Company Breach Exposes Data of Millions of California Students

A cybercriminal breached a standardized testing company in September using stolen login credentials. Personal data of millions of students in California was exposed, which matters to families who want to know what their children were exposed to.

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• The breach occurred in September through stolen login credentials used by a cybercriminal.

  «A cyber criminal used a compromised login credential to hack a standardized testing company in September»

  GovTech
• The exposed data included names, dates of birth, addresses, and disability records.

  «exposing names, birthdates, addresses and disability records of millions of California students»

  GovTech
• One report described the breach as statewide and aimed at California families to help them understand what they should do.

  «Statewide student data breach: What California families should know»

  OCDE Newsroom

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