Ayala students hack into school network
September 30, 2016
Two 16-year-old students from Ayala High School hacked into their school network on September 5th. The students were able to modify their grades using stolen login credentials. According to the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s department, the two students are being charged with hacking and other unreleased data theft.
Communication’s representative, Julie Gobin, stated “It is always regrettable when students may be involved in illegal activities. However, we are grateful for the continued support of the sheriff’s department.” The district, along with the Sheriff’s department, did not discuss any more information on the hacking.
Because of the incident, the school is taking steps to prevent future invasions. Deputy Thompson from the San Bernardino county sheriff’s department is the main security officer on campus. As of now, Deputy Thompson has not made any statements regarding the situation.
Daniela Sanchez • Oct 28, 2016 at 1:44 PM
This gives such a bad image to the school but hopefully this doesn’t happen again in the future
Ariania hall • Oct 28, 2016 at 9:48 AM
This just tell people how it isn’t hard to hack into Ayala’s systems those two kids are going to regret doing that because now they have been charged and it ruined there year in high school.
Nick • Oct 28, 2016 at 8:49 AM
It sucks for the kids caught hacking and ruining their high school year.