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New York Post
California students' data compromised in widespread breach
Hackers accessed personal information of seven million California public school students through a breach of a nonprofit contracted with the state Department of Education. The breach involved unauthorized use of a compromised login credential to access the assessment data exchange site managed by Education Testing Service (ETS). The incident affected students' names, addresses, dates of birth, and disability status, but did not involve Social Security numbers or financial information, prompting the state to offer two years of identity protection services.
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