University of Tübingen Patches Security Flaw After Cyberattack Exposes 3,900 Employee Records
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Unknown people have committed a cyber-attack at the University of Tübingen. According to the university, about 3,900 datasets of employees have been seized.
Names, birth dates, official e-mail addresses: All the captured unknown of employees of the University of Tübingen. It made possible a security gap. Similar cases were recently reported at other universities.
Cybercriminals have stolen personal data from employees of the University of Tübingen. The university reacts with security measures and warns against possible fraud attempts.
University of Tübingen patches security flaw after cyberattack exposes 3,900 employee records
University reports no student involvement or password leaks and is notifying affected staff while investigating unauthorised access. IN BRIEFKEY TAKEAWAYSFAQs The University of Tübingen says unknown attackers retrieved approximately 3,900 employee data records through a security vulnerability involving a combination … Read the full press release →
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