On March 31, the district announced it had no intention of paying a ransom.
Kathy Kochhe, the district s chief communications officer, said in a statement that officials are analyzing the content of the posted material to determine next steps, and will notify anyone whose personal information was shared. Cybersecurity experts are continuing to investigate the incident and enhance measures system-wide,” the statement said.
The district, which is the nation s sixth largest with 271,000 students, has published questions and answers about the breach on its website at browardschools.com. The school district has an annual budget of about $4 billion a fact the hackers kept returning to as they demanded $40 million, to be paid in cryptocurrency.
Florida school district refuses hackers $40 million ransom, sees 26,000 files published
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Hackers post 26,000 files after Florida school district doesn t pay $40 million ransom
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