Vanderbilt restores systems after attack; BYOD claims data theft
The university has not confirmed what data was accessed and says full restoration could take several weeks.
The university has not confirmed what data was accessed and says full restoration could take several weeks.
BYOD claims more than one million Social Security numbers; some systems returned Tuesday while others stay restricted.
Campus Wi-Fi is restored, most systems stay restricted, and Vanderbilt has not confirmed the claimed theft of more than 1 million SSNs.
The DataBreaches.net page did not load past a Cloudflare check, so no gang, systems, or ransom details are available.
Classes resumed November 10, but most applications stay restricted; BYOD claims it stole over one million SSNs.
The university has not confirmed theft; BYOD claims more than one million Social Security numbers and compromised backups.
Users must shut down university devices and leave university Wi-Fi; Vanderbilt has not confirmed encryption or stolen data.
Campus IT is still containing the incident, and the gang’s stolen-data claim remains unverified.
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