Cyberattack to National Education: Before the Start of the School Year, "Access to Applications Is Gradually Restored", Says Bordeaux Academy, the Minister Confirms
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Several school principals are advancing blindly to prepare for their return to school. The computer attack suffered by National Education shook the institution and the vulnerability hunt blocked access to certain essential tools.
As a result of the computer attack on National Education in July, access to business applications had been cut off.
Toulouse's rectorate sleeps its computer applications to secure them after the cyberattack of the Ministry of National Education, at the end of July. There are disruptions on access to couriers,...
Following the cyberattack on the Ministry of Education on July 25th, school principals are complaining that their schools are still not ready for the start of the school year. Some lack access to student databases, intranets, or invoicing systems, reports Radio France. The article, "French schools not ready for the start of the school year after the cyberattack on the Ministry of Education," comes from the website Wszystko co mojego.
Following a computer attack claimed by the ZeroBytes group in July 2026, the Ministry of Education suspended many computer services, which, although necessary, placed the principals and administrative staff in a situation of "technical unemployment", seriously complicating the organisation of the school year in several academies.
As a result of the hacking of the Ministry of National Education at the end of July, school heads still do not have access to their intranet, so that the school year could be disrupted.
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