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University of Vermont notifies community of hack of NetID portal

Posted on May 25, 2018May 25, 2018 by Dissent

Brian Wallstin reports:

University of Vermont officials say they have no reason to believe the personal information of 37,000 current and former faculty, staff and students fell into the wrong hands following a breach of the school’s computer systems.

On Wednesday, UVM notified users of NetID, a portal that grants access to campus email, services such as class registration and even final grades, that the “intrusion” could lead to malicious use of usernames and passwords.

Read more on MyChamplainValley.com.

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