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Hackers publish 320,000 school files on dark web

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BBC News – UK
“Hackers publish 320,000 school files on dark web”

The data was stolen from 39 schools that use Bristol City Council's Trading with Schools platform.

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Daily Mail – News
“Hackers publish 320,000 stolen school files on dark web as parents warned to stay 'vigilant”

The files were taken from a server used by schools which holds sensitive information about children, including educational psychology files.

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