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U of M data breach may have compromised student info going back to 1989

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University of Minnesota: Breach exposed personal data from students, workers back to 1989

The University of Minnesota said Thursday that a 2021 database breach may have compromised decades of personal information for students, prospective students, alumni, employees and program participants.

2 months ago·United States

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Star Tribune

University of Minnesota confirms sensitive information was likely accessed during data breach

The incident affected people who applied to, studied at, or worked for the U between 1989 and 2021.

2 months ago·Minneapolis, United States

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U of M data breach may have compromised student info going back to 1989

Via WCCO: The University of Minnesota confirmed on Thursday that a 2021 breach of a university database may have compromised personal information of students and staff dating back to 1989. Via MPR News: The Minnesota Supreme Court has scheduled oral arguments for Nov. 2 on a petition that seeks to bar former President Donald Trump from appearing on Minnesota ballots next year. Via Bring Me the News: The Minnesota Department of Health has release…

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