Bleepingcomputer University of Pennsylvania Hacked; Data Leak Threat via Mass Emails
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The University of Pennsylvania experienced a cybersecurity incident where hackers sent mass emails to students, alumni, staff, and community affiliates. The emails, originating from various university email addresses, claimed that data was stolen and threatened to leak sensitive information, criticizing the university's security practices and policies.
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