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PowerSchool paid a hacker’s ransom, but now schools say they are being extorted
Months after the hacked education software maker PowerSchool paid a hacker’s ransom to delete the company’s banks of stolen student data, at least one school district says it is now being extorted by someone who said the data was not destroyed.
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North Carolina won’t renew PowerSchool contract after data breach, texts from ‘threat actors’The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction will not be renewing its contract with PowerSchool in the wake of a data ...
"It is not yet clear if the same threat actor is responsible for both incidents. However, PowerSchool shared in a statement ...
On Wednesday, several school and NCDPI employees across North Carolina received messages from threat actors claiming to have ...
This wasn't a traditional ransomware attack as no files were encrypted; instead, it was a simple data heist using a stolen ...
BEAUFORT — Carteret County Public Schools Communications Director Jennifer Perryman said as of Thursday, she was not aware of ...
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A December data breach exposed the records of millions of North Carolina students and teachers who had, at one point, used the PowerSchool statewide information system.
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