EAGLE SCOUT | ISSUE NO. 25-13
05 Aug 2025 | University Data Protection Office
NEWS | Privacy concerns over school cameras
2 Jul 2025
JAPAN -Japan’s education ministry is considering security cameras in schools after teachers were caught sharing hidden photos of students. However, some worry that too many cameras could invade the privacy of students and staff. In response, the ministry has stressed that any camera use must respect privacy and get support from parents and students. READ MORE
NEWS | Data privacy concerns at Lurie Children’s Hospital
3 Jul 2025
USA - Hackers broke into Lurie Children’s Hospital and stole private data, including medical records and Social Security numbers. The hospital had to shut down phones, email, and patient systems to stop the attack. Nearly 800,000 people were affected by the breach. Many are upset, saying the hospital didn’t protect their data well enough. READ MORE
NEWS | OnlyFans paywalls hinder child abuse investigations
3 Jul 2025
GLOBAL - Authorities say paywalls on OnlyFans are making it difficult to detect child sexual abuse. Each account requires a separate payment, blocking investigators from easily reviewing content. Experts warn this setup could let illegal material go unnoticed. They also say OnlyFans holds too much control over who can access and monitor the site. READ MORE
NEWS | Education Department caught in data breach
7 Jul 2025
USA - Hackers broke into Alabama’s education department and accessed personal data. Student and employee information may have been exposed, but financial details stayed safe. Officials are working with experts and law enforcement to fix the problem. People affected are advised to watch their credit closely. READ MORE
NEWS | Malaysia cracks down on misuse of student data
13 Jul 2025
MALAYSIA - Malaysia now punishes people who misuse student data with big fines and jail time. Those who break the rules can be fined up to RM1 million or jailed for three years. The public are also encouraged to report persistent misuse of student data to the Personal Data Protection Department with evidence if it continues after a warning. These steps aim to protect student privacy better. READ MORE
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