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A hacker took over nyu's website for at least two hours saturday morning to expose over 3 million applicants' names, test scores, majors and zip codes, as well as information related to family members and financial aid dating back to at least 1989 Nyu's steinhardt school of culture, education, and human development page. The university's website was restored at around noon
Reports indicate that the leaked data from the nyu hack, contained in four csv files that were openly accessible, included names, test scores, majors, zip codes, demographic data, family member details, financial aid information, citizenship status, and common application information such as records of rejected and early decision applicants. The hacker's purported goal was to expose nyu's illegal admission practices, but in so doing so, exposed the personal information of more than 3 million applicants Nyu's march 2025 data breach exposed millions of applicants' personal data, prompting a class action lawsuit investigation
Attorneys seek to recover compensation for affected individuals.
Details about the march 2025 nyu website hack that exposed alleged student test scores and raised questions about admissions practices On march 22, 2025, new york university's website was compromised by a hacker who replaced the university's homepage with what appeared to be student test score data and controversial messaging. A dark web user has claimed responsibility for briefly hacking nyu's website and replacing it with what appeared to be test scores and an apparent racial epithet. An attempt to expose racism at nyu seems to have escalated as hackers leak sensitive info on millions.
New york university's website was hacked on saturday and its homepage replaced with purported sat and act scores and gpas for the 2024 student cohort, broken down by race Nyu's response to the breach has been met with criticism A hacker claimed responsibility for hacking the new york university's website and reportedly publishing the sat, act and gpa scores for the 2024 students
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