Hackers who broke into 100 university websites worldwide posted personal data on 1,560 lawyers from the continuing legal education program at Rutgers' two law schools.
October 10, 2012 at 11:57 PM
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Hackers who broke into 100 university websites worldwide posted personal data on 1,560 lawyers from the continuing legal education program at Rutgers’ two law schools.
In an email on Tuesday to those lawyers, the university’s Institute for Professional Education said “it appears that hackers were able to access some information, including names, addresses and encrypted passwords” from its site, www.rutgerscle.com.
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