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Illinois’s Olympia CUSD 16 hit by LockBit3.0

Posted on April 5, 2023 by Dissent

LockBit3.0 claims to have hit the Olympia CUSD 16 in Illinois.  So far, they have posted 4 files as proof, one of which appears to be a screencap of a directory of folders that might relate to Olympia North,  Olympia South, and students, and another file with employee health-related information.

LockBit listing of Olympia.org with a countdown showing that data will be leaked on April 12.
Image and redaction of proof files: DatBreaches.net

There does not appear to be any notice or indication of any attack on Olympia.org’s website when checked today.  A check of the individual schools’ Twitter accounts also gives no indication of any problems.  Today is an early release day for the district, but that is likely due to the holidays that begin tonight and continue through Sunday.

 


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