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Graffiti in Turners Falls causes damage, business owners perplexed by messages (opens the original)
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It struck several people in downtown Turners Falls that when their businesses were defaced last week with graffiti — it seemed targeted, but misplaced. In this western Massachusetts village in the town of Montague, the numerous messages were connected to the violence in Gaza, to children dying, and notably to the eating of brunch. The person (or possibly people) tagged numerous public buildings and businesses, sidewalks, front doors and windows for almost half a mile, early morning September 25.
Springfield not alone, school district cyber attacks widespread (opens the original)
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Earlier this month an organized criminal group managed to hack into the school district computer system in Springfield, Massachusetts. The incident is still under investigation. But the school district is not alone in its vulnerability. Cyber attacks are an increasingly widespread problem for public schools say cyber security experts including John Petrozelli, direct at the MassCyberCenter, a quasi-state agency that focuses on protecting cities and towns around Massachusetts. "It's just a questi
FBI to Springfield: school cyber attack included data breach, maybe Social Security numbers (opens the original)
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School officials in Springfield, Massachusetts, said Tuesday night that the district's data has been breached, a result of a cyber attack around Labor Day. "It is possible that the breached information could include social security numbers for staff, though that is not confirmed," officials said in a statement. While the breach appears to also include student information, it's not a common practice to include student social security information in student data files, they said. The Federal Burea
Springfield students back in school, cyber attack still under investigation (opens the original)
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Springfield Public Schools students went back to school Monday after a cyber attack shut down the district's computer systems last week. Superindent Sonia Dinnall said she and other administrators would be visiting every school in the district on this first day back. She said they've been clearing up rumors that police and fire cant be reached by phone and that doors aren't secured. Staff badges and phone lines are working, she said. Students are happy to be back. Parents are happy that their st
Families respond online to Springfield schools 'cyber attack' (opens the original)
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Schools in Springfield, Massachusetts, will remain closed through the week, as city, state and federal officials continue an investigation into a district wide cyber attack that began just before Labor Day. Elementary school families have been figuring out what young children will do, especially if parents and guardians work outside of the house. Everyone has been kept up to date, more or less, with general texts from school leaders, some official school posts on social media — and more so a run
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