Nearly 200,000 electronic records at the University of Texas at Austin’s business school have been illegally accessed, the school said.
It’s the school’s second major breach in three years.
Nearly 200,000 electronic records at the University of Texas at Austin were illegally accessed in April, the school said. The university learned Friday that Social Security numbers and other information of students, alumni, faculty and staff may have been accessed, although the problem is believed to be limited to the McCombs School of Business. University President William Powers Jr. said, "Since then, we've been working to make sure the entire system, not just McCombs, is secure."
April 26, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Nearly 200,000 electronic records at the University of Texas at Austin’s business school have been illegally accessed, the school said.
It’s the school’s second major breach in three years.
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