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Our Lady of the Lake hit by cyberattack; victims say hackers got Social Security and other data

Posted on March 24, 2023 by Dissent

Eric Killelea reports:

A cyberattack on Our Lady of the Lake University’s computer network compromised personal data on its faculty, students and even individuals who applied to the university but never attended.

The private Catholic university on San Antonio’s West Side this week confirmed that it recently found evidence that “unauthorized access” to its network occurred about Aug. 30 and that “a limited amount of personal information was removed.” It declined to detail the types of information taken.

Read more at San Antonio-Express News.

h/t, Brett Callow


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