Huntsville City Schools says it still cannot say if any personal information was compromised in the cyber attack that has kept students out of schools since early Monday afternoon.
New details on a story we first brought to you as breaking news earlier this week.
Huntsville city schools says it still cannot say if any personal information was compromised in the cyber attack.
It has kept students out of schools since early monday afternoon.
Waay 31's sophia borrelli joins us live outside central office in huntsville.
She has an update on what the system says it can tell us.
Sophia?
Because this is an ongoing investigation - the district said it is not able to give much information - only that it is making progress.
As for the possibility that information has been compromised - officials say they cannot disclose that - but will update parents as soon as they can.
I spoke with parents today - one said he is very concerned about possible stolen personal information, while another is not as worried.
Ben crow, parent: "any person that's registered on behalf of our daughter which is not just us, it's our parents, who can pick her up from school, it's their phone numbers, they're addresses, their contact info."
Kelly parks, parent: "i have safeguards in place if my information is taken, and i hope that most people do."
The district is urging students and parents to keep all school devices turned off and to not log into any huntsville city school platforms. live in huntsville - sophia borrelli waay 31 news.
Tomorrow teachers will go back to the classroom to determine how to teach with minimal technology.
As of right now, district leaders
WAAY-31's Sophia Borrelli Discusses the impact that a Cyberware attack has had on the Huntsville City School Systems and how it..
