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Hacker Breaches College Library System
December 23, 2009 - 2:53am — Bibliofuture
Incident compromises more than sensitive information of more than 51,000 patrons at 25 campus libraries.
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Is this a SirsiDynix security hole?
Looks like the libraries are using a SirsiDynix ILS. Is this just a misconfigured server, or is it a bug in the SirsiDynix ILS itself that would put all their customers at risk?