Hackers stole millions of California students’ data in a breach.
Students’ names, addresses, birth dates, demographic info, disability status, and other personal data was copied from Educational Testing Services, one of the state’s testing partners, the Los Angeles Times reports. California’s Department of Education says the breach could affect “all students enrolled in the three previous school years.” [Link: Hackers steal personal data of millions of California students in massive breach | https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2026-10-16/state-testing-student-data-hack | Los Angeles Times]
Students’ names, addresses, birth dates, demographic info, disability status, and other personal data was copied from Educational Testing Services, one of the state’s testing partners, the Los Angeles Times reports. California’s Department of Education says the breach could affect “all students enrolled in the three previous school years.”
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