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Richmond Public Schools data may be on dark web after cyberattack

Richmond Public Schools is investigating a cybersecurity incident that disrupted systems and may have exposed student and staff data online.

Nov 10, 2026, 2:21 AM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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Richmond Public Schools reported that data accessed during a cybersecurity incident last month may have been posted on the dark web, according to NBC12.

The cyberattack in late October knocked the entire school division offline, affecting online classroom tools, phone, and email services, WRIC 8News reported.

RPS is working with law enforcement to confirm the information and investigate the scope of the data disclosed, the school division said.

Superintendent Jason Kamras stated that their priorities include supporting students and staff, understanding the incident, and securely restoring affected systems.

Free credit monitoring services have been offered to staff, students, and families following the incident, and RPS emphasized their commitment to transparency as the investigation continues.

Sources
  1. NBC12: RPS: Data accessed in cybersecurity incident may be on dark web
  2. WRIC 8News: Richmond student, staff data may have ended up on dark web after cyberattack
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