The University of Copenhagen (UCPH) has ruled out a second cyberattack, saying the activity that led it to shut down several administrative systems on Monday is tied to the breach it disclosed last week, which exposed personal data belonging to some 525,000 people. On Monday, the university took Workzone, Nimbus and other administrative systems offline in what it called “a preventive and controlle...
The University of Copenhagen (UCPH) has ruled out a second cyberattack, saying the activity that led it to shut down several administrative systems on Monday is tied to the breach it disclosed last week, which exposed personal data belonging to some 525,000 people. On Monday, the university took Workzone, Nimbus and other administrative systems offline in what it called “a preventive and controlled shutdown of the administrative systems in question,” warning that users might have … More
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