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Nessel urges students, alums to take action after Hope College data breach

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Hope College reported a massive data breach to the Montana Attorney General's office. An unauthorized party gained access to confidential files on or around Sept. 27. Full names, dates of birth, Social Security Numbers, driver's license and student identification numbers may have been compromised. Hope College is offering 12 months of free credit monitoring service to those affected.

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AG Nessel urges students impacted by Hope College data breach to protect personal information

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is urging current and former Hope College students impacted by the Dec. 15 data breach reported earlier this month, to protect their personal information.

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Nessel urges students, alums to take action after Hope College data breach

Hope College officials recently reported a massive data breach after they discovered an unauthorized party gained access to confidential files.

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Attorney General urges students impacted by Hope College breach to protect data

Following a data breach at Hope College Dec. 15, Attorney General Dana Nessel urged current and former Hope College students who may have been impacted by the b

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AG urges students impacted by Hope College breach to protect data

On Dec. 15, Hope College reported a massive data breach to the Montana Attorney General's office, after an unauthorized party gained access to their files.

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