Feds Take Action After CSN Targeted in $7.4 Million Hack
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Feds take action after CSN targeted in $7.4 million hack
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The federal government is cracking down to prevent fraud after 8 News Now reported the College of Southern Nevada was the victim of a multimillion-dollar hack. CSN lost $7.4 million in what's called a "Ghost Student" scam. "We were attacked, much like a lot of colleges across the nation have been attacked. Hence the feds taking action," Dr. Juan Avalos, CSN's vice president of student affairs, said. In a press release issued…
Young Kims Call for Action, Department of Education Launches Nationwide Crackdown on Student Aid Fraud
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