UMich Cyberattack Exposes Social Security Numbers and Personal Data of Thousands

The University of Michigan has revealed that Social Security numbers and financial details were compromised in a cybersecurity attack that occurred in August 2023. The breach led to the disconnection of the campus network from the internet for several days, affecting the campus community at the start of the fall semester. The unauthorized third party gained access to personal information, including Social Security numbers, driver's license numbers, financial account details, and medical records. The University is working with law enforcement and cybersecurity experts to investigate the attack and prevent future incidents. The number of individuals affected by the breach has not been disclosed.
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- University of Michigan employee, student data stolen in cyberattack BleepingComputer
- Third-party gained access to University of Michigan systems, leading to August internet outage MLive.com
- Hackers gained access to personal info on up to 230,000 individuals, UM says Detroit News
- UM says who was affected by August data breach Crain's Detroit Business
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