(KMJ) A data breach at eight Cal State campuses has exposed the personal information of nearly 80,000 students in an online sexual violence prevention course.
The Cal State system had hired We End Violence to provide a noncredit class on sexual harassment that students are required to take under state law. But students who participated in that class had their data hacked.
Students at Channel Islands, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Maritime Academy, Cal Poly Pomona, Northridge, San Diego and Sonoma were exposed and told to change their passwords.
Fresno State was NOT among the school targeted in this breach.
