A few days before the start of the school year, the academies of Nantes and Toulouse find themselves in a crisis situation due to the cyber attack that affected the National Education, leading to the suspension of numerous digital tools and concerns regarding the management of assignments and payroll for staff. (translated)
Less than a week before the start of the school year, the Toulouse academy is facing a total blackout of its computer systems due to a cyberattack, which considerably complicates the organization for teachers and students who will have to manage the situation without digital tools for at least two weeks. (translated)
The former Minister of National Education, Gabriel Attal, advocates for the closure of so-called ghetto colleges and the promotion of social diversity in schools, as evidenced by the experiment conducted in the academy of Toulouse where two colleges were closed in 2020. (translated)
The disruptions related to the cyberattack targeting the National Education this summer "do not hinder the school return," assured Minister Edouard Geffray. (translated)
The disruptions related to the cyberattack targeting the National Education "do not prevent the start of school," assures Minister Édouard Geffray: "Access to online services is being restored." (translated)
The preparation for the school year is disrupted in some establishments, particularly in Pays de la Loire, due to a cyberattack suffered by the Ministry of National Education, but Minister Edouard Geffray assured that access issues to the intranet would soon be resolved. (translated)
The Minister of National Education, Édouard Geffray, announced the introduction of questions on sexist and sexual violence in the annual questionnaire on school bullying, thus allowing for anonymous reporting to give students a voice and address the growing concerns regarding sexual violence against children in France. (translated)
The Minister of National Education, Édouard Geffray, stated that the ban on social media for those under 15 is a matter of public interest, emphasizing the need to protect young people from the dangers of these platforms. (translated)
The Minister of Education, Édouard Geffray, assured that the school year will proceed normally, despite the cyberattacks during the summer, specifying that most online services are being restored and that precautionary measures have been taken to ensure data security. (translated)
The Minister of National Education, Édouard Geffray, announced the implementation of a strengthened heatwave management plan starting next March to improve heat management in schools in France. (translated)
The Minister of National Education, Édouard Geffray, announced the addition of questions on sexual and sexist violence to the annual questionnaire on school bullying, in order to allow 10 million students to express themselves on these issues, a particularly concerning topic in France where one in 10 children is a victim of sexual violence. (translated)
The French hacker group ZeroBytes claimed responsibility for the theft of personal data concerning millions of students and tens of thousands of teachers, emphasizing that this information, although often undervalued individually, can be cross-referenced with other databases to create criminal opportunities, which illustrates a non-targeted hacking approach referred to as "trawling." (translated)
The cybercriminal group Zerobytes hacked the website of the Ministry of National Education, stealing data concerning 1.2 million students and more than 4 million staff identifiers, raising concerns among teachers about the potential threats this could generate. (translated)
The massive hacking of data from the Ministry of Education, claimed by the hackers ZeroBytes, raises serious concerns, particularly due to the weakness of the security of the systems, according to François Resnais of SNPDEN. (translated)
The hackers ZeroBytes justify their recent cyberattacks against the tax administration and the national education system by pointing out security flaws in their systems. (translated)
The group ZeroBytes claimed responsibility for the theft of millions of sensitive data concerning teachers and students of the French national education system, raising concerns about the security of education professionals. (translated)
The ZeroBytes pirate group has claimed responsibility for the theft of millions of data concerning education professionals and students, including information dating back over 20 years, in addition to their cyberattack against the tax authorities. (translated)
The hacker group ZeroBytes claimed responsibility for a breach of the Ministry of National Education's data, which confirmed a fraudulent intrusion that led to the exfiltration of personal data concerning a large number of its agents. (translated)
The hacker duo ZeroBytes, after claiming a hack of the French tax authorities, announced that they infiltrated the systems of the National Education several weeks ago. (translated)
A new massive cyberattack this time against the National Education! Millions of students, parents, and staff could see their private data exposed. Despite these repeated attacks, the State remains unable to effectively protect the data of the French. (translated)
