Newyorkupstate Scotia-Glenville Schools Facebook Page Hacked, Inappropriate Content Posted
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- •A hacker gained control of the Scotia-Glenville Schools Facebook page and posted inappropriate content.
- •The breach originated from a hacked account of the district's communications specialist.
- •The FBI is assisting in the investigation, but recovery efforts are hindered by slow response times.
The Scotia-Glenville Schools district in Upstate New York reported a hack of its Facebook page, with a malicious actor gaining administrative control and posting inappropriate content. The incident occurred on March 29, 2026, when a video referencing adult content was posted at 9:04 a.m. The breach originated from a non-district account belonging to the district’s communications specialist, which was compromised. The district confirmed that its internal servers and data systems remain secure. The FBI and Troop G Cybersecurity Crime units are involved in the investigation to determine the source of the hack and to regain control of the page. Recovery efforts have been slow due to the nature of the content not falling into high-priority categories. The district is advising community members to avoid interacting with the compromised page.
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