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The school threats tag on WindowsForum.com follows a discussion of bomb-threat emails sent to European schools and the credential-theft trail that surfaced afterward. The tagged thread focuses on reporting that two university email addresses connected to the threats appeared in older infostealer data, and it stresses how a stolen credential can sit unnoticed for years before resurfacing during a mass hoax. The coverage is deliberately narrow: it does not claim a breach of Microsoft systems or prove the old passwords were used to send the threats. Readers interested in security incidents affecting schools and the reuse of leaked credentials will find the relevant context here.
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    European School Bomb Threats: Two University Email Addresses Found in Old Infostealer Data

    Two university email addresses linked to the bomb-threat emails that hit European schools this week turn up in old infostealer data. The finding comes from Hudson Rock and is reported by The Register. It is a useful reminder that a stolen credential can sit unnoticed for years, and that an old...