RICHMOND, Va. — Richmond Public Schools says some personal information stolen in a recent cyberattack has shown up on the dark web, and the district is now offering free identity monitoring to more people.
In a letter to families and staff, district leaders said the people behind the attack claim they accessed information belonging to current students, former students, staff and contractors. That information may include phone numbers, addresses, driver’s license numbers and Social Security numbers.
The district said it was “deeply disturbed” by the crime and knows how worrying the news is for families…