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Hackers release Minneapolis Public Schools data to dark web

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The compromised MPS data is now accessible on the dark web. The encryption virus that gathered the data was installed on MPS servers in February. Local cybersecurity expert and professional hacker Ian Coldwater says people who are potentially affected by the hack should not panic but should know and prepare. MPS has pledged to provide free credit monitoring and identity-theft protection services.

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Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder

Hackers release Minneapolis Public Schools data to dark web

'If you see anything weird, make sure to act on that right away.'

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Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder broke the news in 2 years ago on Monday, March 20, 2023.

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