A dark web user claimed responsibility for briefly hacking New York University’s website Saturday, and replacing it with what appeared to be student test scores and an apparent racial epithet.

The NYU website was defaced, and instead of the usual homepage, displayed three charts showing what the group claims to be NYU’s average admitted SAT scores, ACT scores, and GPAs for the 2024 ...

New York University's website was reportedly hacked on Saturday, with its homepage replaced by a message displaying alleged student test scores and a racial epithet. Instead of the usual interface ...

NYU is a test-optional school, so the people who submit test results in the first place are self-selecting—they’re going to submit a score if they think it might help them.

On March 22, a student Reddit post and New York University's school newspaper, Washington Square News, reported that a hacker had seized control of NYU's website for a two-hour window that ...

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New York University (NYU), the site of extensive protests related to the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, updated its student code of conduct to include attacks against Zionists and Zionism as a violation… ...

A dark web user claimed responsibility for briefly hacking New York University’s website Saturday, and replacing it with what appeared to be student test scores and an apparent racial epithet.

The NYU website was defaced, and instead of the usual homepage, displayed three charts showing what the group claims to be NYU’s average admitted SAT scores, ACT scores, and GPAs for the 2024 ...

In a statement to The Post, spokesperson John Beckman said the hack redirected web traffic to a separate website starting just after 10 a.m. “NYU’s IT team responded immediately.