For-Profit Monroe University Notifies 321,000 of Data Theft
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A for-profit university notified 321,000 individuals of a data theft incident in December 2024. The breach compromised personal and health information.
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Health Info in Mix With Compromised Data in Latest Breach Hitting a School A for-profit university with campuses in New York and the Caribbean is notifying nearly 321,000 individuals of a December 2024 data theft incident that compromised their personal and health information. Monroe University is among the latest educational institutions disclosing hacks.