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Date: Mon Apr 24 22:09:08 2006
From: ipatches at hushmail.com (ipatches@...hmail.com)
Subject: What is wrong with schools these days?

> Already 2 school breaches on the news this week and my
> school will soon be added to the ever growing list, is
> this a trend? I mean how hard is it to protect some data.
> Allocate all the sensitive data on a select few servers
> and harden the hell out of them. Do these schools have
> info scattered around on various servers and sites and
> don't know what is where? I mean Jesus Christ just this
> week 477,000 personal records have been possibly
> breached. Does anyone know of any federal law being made
> or in discussion to prevent these from being an everyday
> thing and enforcing policies like California has?
> 
> University after university is being hit, wait until
> elementary, middle and high schools become attacked since
> so many are moving towards putting and doing everything
> from grades, enrollment and attendance through a computer
> network. Its a disaster waiting to happen. I really wish
> there was better laws enforcing that these areas are
> better protected.
I think you are want to be noticed. You did email Fulldisclosure 
for asking "Who Do I Contact?" but you were indignant because 
others would guessing your school. Now you email Fulldisclosure to 
bring more attention to you. So maybe you should have more 
attention. Is your school in Florida?



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