Cyberattack exposes sensitive data on NYC public school students, staff

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A cyberattack has exposed sensitive data on around 45 thousand New York City Public School students – as well as Department of Education staff and service providers.

The DOE says documents that were accessed include student evaluations, and exposed data includes social security numbers and birthdates.

Cyberattackers targeted a vulnerability in software called ‘Move It’ that is used to share documents.

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