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Data Leakage in NY
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Information Leaks Leave University Students Vulnerable
By Eleazar David Meléndez
Spectator Staff Writer
October 05, 2005
A harmless act of procrastination by a Queens College law student inadvertently uncovered what has become a massive headache for hundreds of City University of New York students, employees, and affiliates.
The university rushed to inform CUNY students last week that a security foul-up had compromised their confidential information. As New York Newsday first reported on Tuesday, the student, Googling her own name at a computer in the school’s library, found a set of documents that revealed the sensitive personal information of over 300 students. She told Newsday she recalled screaming, “What the hell is this?” in the middle of the library.
Posted October 07, 2005 in LogLogic News | Permalink
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