Vanderbilt University reels following ransomware attack claimed by BYOD group
A ransomware attack discovered Monday at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee appears to have compromised vast amounts of student and employee personal data, prompting the university to take several digital services intermittently offline as it continues responding to the incident.
As of Tuesday morning, the university shared an update that select campus-wide systems and applications were safe to use again, including campus WiFi, Okta, Outlook, Brightspace, Zoom and YES, while others remain restricted, including CampusPrint. Students, faculty and staff were also allowed to resume use of Vanderbilt devices, following orders to shut them down Monday.
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Vanderbilt University reels following ransomware attack claimed by BYOD group
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A ransomware attack discovered Monday at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee appears to have compromised vast amounts of student and employee personal data, prompting the university to take several digital services intermittently offline as it continues responding to the incident.
As of Tuesday morning, the university shared an update that select campus-wide systems and applications were safe to use again, including campus WiFi, Okta, Outlook, Brightspace, Zoom and YES, while others remain restricted, including CampusPrint. Students, faculty and staff were also allowed to resume use of Vanderbilt devices, following orders to shut them down Monday.