OU has been getting an earful about huge data theft
June 13, 2006
By Jim Phillips
Ohio University has spent more than $77,000 sending letters to alumni and students affected by a computer security breach.
It's harder to put a price tag on the blow to alumni goodwill, as the number of people affected by hacking of OU computer databases continues to rise with the discovery of new hacking incidents.
"This is damaging OU's reputation far more than its drunk football coach, magazine pictorials or its #2 party-school ranking, and you can tell (OU President Roderick) McDavis that this really sucks. A lot!" wrote one incensed alum May 10.
Source: http://www.athensnews.com/
Ohio University has spent more than $77,000 sending letters to alumni and students affected by a computer security breach.
It's harder to put a price tag on the blow to alumni goodwill, as the number of people affected by hacking of OU computer databases continues to rise with the discovery of new hacking incidents.
"This is damaging OU's reputation far more than its drunk football coach, magazine pictorials or its #2 party-school ranking, and you can tell (OU President Roderick) McDavis that this really sucks. A lot!" wrote one incensed alum May 10.
Source: http://www.athensnews.com/