Your SSN from Pension
Provider to Privacy Penetrator
Alert!I have located approxiately
50 more university web sites disclosing SSNs that I need to add to this
page, check back daily for updates. Maybe your University will be next!
With Indiana University putting 2760 Faculty SSNs on the World Wide Wide,
and SUNY putting dozens of Student SSNs on the web, and the apparent
obsession by Public University to mark and track students (and faculty?) by
their SSNs, this page is devoted to exposing University web pages with SSNs.
Notice! This page deals with information that has been left in the wide
open on the web. It does not address the equally important issue of access to
information on net connected computers by those would might bypass security
barriers. For a good overview of the dangers of our interdependence on computers, see
this piece on Cyberterrorism.
The danger of a universial identifier amplifies this danger. If one gets your
Student ID (SSN), one gets access to your bank accounts, credit cards, credit
history, criminal history and beyond. (If they all use the same Universial Identifer).
If each used its own identifier (is it really that hard to start at 1 and count?),
a breach in any one system would not effect them all!
Everyone listed on this page is in Good Hands.. they are
in the company of 17 of the 50 Richest People in America? -- See the U.S.
Government Expose em!
Other public sources of SSNs -- Click here
Govt web pages with SSNs -- Click here
What about this?
Since many of the University officials appear unconcerned about publishing
social security numbers on the net (see USC not removing such information after
months), we are considering a number of methods bringing attention to the
problem. Look for some fill in the blank complaint forms here shortly. We're also
considering a "mock auction" (the commerical world buys and sells this private
information all the time). The mock auction would see how much the private
sector would pay for the data and what they would use it for. It would be
strictly an exercise opening some people's eyes.
What's Been Found
This page is being reformatted and links to individual pages on each university
will start to appear here!
If you find any SSNs on University web pages,
let us know: univssn@glr.com.
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The Privacy Act of 1974!
Section 7 of the Privacy Act
The final substantive section of the Act insists that any agency requesting
your SSN must tell you three things:
1. whether disclosure is mandatory or voluntary,
2. under what law or regulation the request is authorized,
and
3. what use will be made of the number.
Please bear in mind that these restrictions apply only to public agencies.
Requests for your SSN by private organizations are not legally limited.
This SSN section of the Act also placed a moratorium on new uses of
the SSN by federal, state, or local government agencies after January
1, 1975. That section said that you could not be denied ``any right,
benefit, or privilege, provided by law'' because you refused to disclose
your SSN.
But, what the right hand gave vis-a-vis SSN protection, the left has
somewhat taken away. (Perhaps, out of deference to the political spectrum,
those directional sides should be reversed in this instance!)
All it now takes for a government (federal, state, or local) agency
now to force you to provide your SSN is an act of Congress. And, only
two years after the Privacy Act became law, a wholesale SSN exception
was enacted.
A 1976 amendment to the Social Security Act allows any public agency
that administers taxes, general public assistance, drivers' licenses,
or motor vehicle registrations to require individual disclosure of
SSNs, regardless of whether the agency used SSNs for identification
under a law or regulation adopted before January 1, 1975.
The above taken from "Your Social Security Number from Pension Provider to Privacy
Privacy Penetrator" by Will Dwyer, II, Esq. It clearly applies to public universities.
Though, one would expect that non-public universities with a respect for privacy would
voluntarily follow similar guidelines.
The above was written when Will Dwyer co-hosted Full
Disclosure Live with me. He has returned to Capitol Hill and his
current work can
be found here"> I will look at putting that whole publication on the
web. I am also working on getting some fill-in-the-blank complaint
forms made to put on the web for downloading. I think they will fit in
two categories: 1) a Famility and Educational Rights Act complaint for
the Department of education, and 2) a sample complaint to file in the
United States Disrtict Court for violations of the Privacy Act of 1984. I
realize that such a filing to be most successful needs an attorney. However,
the $100+ filing fee and initiation of legal action might make a suitable
political statement!
The Bottom Line!
The bottom line is that a Student's disclosure of their SSN to a University does
not enhance the ability of the student to learn, nor does it enhance the
Universities ability to teach. Social Security Numbers and Education should be
kept seperate. The potentials for exposure of one's SSN in a University environment
goes far beyond those web pages explored here. The risk and potential impact
on the Student's life doesn't justify whatever bureaucreatic expediency is attained
by using the number.
The University Administrations need simply to learn to count and assign their
own numbers for use within the University!
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What To Do!
Don't volunteer your SSN unless you know exactly what it is to be used for and why you
need to give it. For example, on a W-9 form for employment. If for example, it
is requested voluntarily for a student ID, refuse it. If it is voluntary, there is no
good reason for the University to ask.
If you have already supplied your SSN for student ID purposes, request that it
be expunged and a University only identifier be used.
Let your student newspaper know of this web page and the risks of disclosing your SSN. You
might ask your University how many people would have legitimate access to your SSN after you give it to them.
Some Universities seem to be using live student data including SSNs as part of
class projects.
Add a link to this page: http://www.fulldisclosure.org/univssn.html
You are Visitor # ![[You need a Graphic Browser]](http://www.nmia.com/cgi-bin/counter?http://pages.ripco.com:8080/~glr/univssn)
Here Since
07/06/97!
It is not anticipated that the Universities will leave this information on
line, long after it is discovered. But, how long has it been online and
available? The summary is given to show the nature fo the data maintained and
published world-wide by the University. I have XX'd two digits of the SSNs. The
full SSNs were/are present on the original page.
Please send feedback to: univ@glr.com
Indiana University
Count: 2,760. See my page: Indiana Univ
State University of New York
Count: Dozens. See my page: Suny
3/10/98 - Follow the link above for info on what I found last year. What I found
this weekend follows: http://www.ug.cs.sunysb.edu/~kifer/ise112/grades.html. Of
course the page refers to them as "ID" but don't you think they are SSNs?
050xx1899 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 NR
052xx7375 31.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 NR
052xx7830 71.0 51.0 38.0 75.0 90.0 50.0 65.0 44.0 C
054xx1135 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 NR
055xx3584 -3.0 19.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 7.0 0.0 F
University Miami
2/26/98 - 8:45 pm - This one had been sitting in my email since January
20th, 1998. It's live as I check it now! http://www.ece.miami.edu/~een523/Assignments/db.logins
Just a handful, but it is a start!
sample data:
Wed Jan 15 10:10:08 EST 1997
name=Xueyan Yun nick=Julie SSN= 801-XX-3183 mail=zgao@coeds.eng.miami.edu yr=PhD+Student area=Other other_area=Mechanical+engineering dbms=
Wed Jan 15 11:36:22 EST 1997
name=Iljitsj+Bos nick=Iljitsj SSN=594-XX-3509 mail=bos@cmiami.med.miami.edu yr=Master%27s+student area=Other other_area=Medical+Informatics dbms=dBase+IV
University of Illinois
5/6/98 - 11:15 am - My outrage with the University of Illinois is at an
all time high this morning. Last night I received the following email! There
are a couple of points that I would like to address in it, however, first, I
need to point out that two web pages that appear to disclose student social security numbers,
which I put on this web page on 2/28/98, are still active! Still displaying
the number! See my 2/28/98 entries of 7:00 and 7:30 pm!
The University claims the the right under the Privacy Act of 1974 to ask
for Student SSNs without any specific statutory authority because they were
used as a part of a system of records prior to the Act's passage. I will not
dispute claims that the University used the SSNs for Student ID's prior to 1974
(I don't know). I will however, question whether they were used in a system of
records contained on the Internet! I would question whether the Privacy Act
exemption would allow the use of SSNs in an internet based forum. The nature
of internet access to the information is so vastly different from paper system
they might have used prior to 1974 one could hardly compare them!
Secondly, if we accept the "right" of the University to solicate Student
Social Security Numbers on the above basis, do they not still have to provide
a Privacy Act notice? Professors are warned to give a Privacy Act notice
when requesting SSNs for exams, what about other University requests for SSNs?
When will they stop the insanity and pursue the interests of the University and the Students
by followeding the lead of Michigan
and eliminate their use of the numbers entirely!
The ACLU sent out this letter and apparently they were well-received by
their friends in academia here. Both classes that I am in that used to
have a "bad" SSN policy pretty much read off this notice verbatim, and one
of them (chemistry) even passed out a form to everyone so that we could
change our ID number without screwing up their grading procedures.
Though the changes are long overdue, I am still very happy to see them in
effect and hope only that students and faculty alike will long remember
what they learned this semester. Awareness of the problem is a necessary
first step to getting old pages removed and stopping widespread identifier
misuse. When I get a chance I will update my web pages to reflect the
fact that changes are indeed taking place - you may wish to do the same.
Again, I appreciate all of the publicity and help that you've offered -
this would've never happened without your hard work.
Kevin
---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Tue, 5 May 1998 20:36:50 -0500 (CDT)
From: "<\"bleeding-heart liberal\">"
To: rachael erin dietkus
Subject: Re: Social Security Numbers and exams
Hi everyone-
Sorry to send out another message, but the Social Security number
letter was sent out by the College of Education to the professors in
response to the recent Social Security number violations that the Local
and Student ACLU has been working to end.
Jennifer
On Tue, 5 May 1998, rachael erin dietkus wrote:
>
> **************************
> PLEASE READ!
> **************************
>
> The following is a letter that the Champaign County American Civil
> Liberties Union sent to the U of I about the use of social security
> numbers as a means of identification for exams. If you are taking exams
> this coming week and next, be aware of the Privacy Act Statement below!
>
>
> -Rachael Dietkus
> Student ACLU Secretary
>
>
>
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> Date: Tue, 05 May 1998 08:37:12 -0500
> From: stanley r levy <s-levy1@uiuc.edu>
> To: slaird@prairienet.org,
> Subject: privacy laws and SSNs-message from the Office of the Provost
>
> >Return-Path: <m-griggs@uiuc.edu>
> >X-Sender: m-griggs@staff.uiuc.edu
> >Date: Mon, 4 May 1998 16:31:49 -0500
> >X-PH: V4.4a@hurricane.cso.uiuc.edu
> >To: ed-college@mail.ed.uiuc.edu
> >From: Mildred Griggs <m-griggs@uiuc.edu>
> >Subject: privacy laws and SSNs-message from the Office of the Provost
> >X-MIME-Autoconverted: from quoted-printable to 8bit by
> datasrv5.cso.uiuc.edu id RAA29382
> >
> >>X-Sender: tmengler@staff.uiuc.edu
> >
> >> Dear Colleagues:
> >>
> >> As final examination time approaches, please remind your teaching faculty
> >>about the application of federal privacy laws to the use of social
> >>security numbers (SSNs). In general, SSNs should not be used on
> >>examinations. If SSNs are requested to assist with identification on
> >>machine-graded exams, students must be informed that they may choose not
> >>to disclose their SSNs and must be permitted to use an alternative
> >>identifier.
> >>
> >> If SSNs are requested on exams, the following privacy statement should be
> >>read to students or printed on the examinations:
> >>
> >> Use of Social Security Numbers (Privacy Act Statement)
> >>
> >> You must provide your name on the answer sheet. In addition,
> >> you are asked voluntarily to provide your security number in
> >> order to verify your identity and avoid confusion between two
> >> students with the same name. Your social security number is
> >> sought for identification purposes pursuant to Public Law 93-579
> >> and is being used as part of a system of student records
> >> that has been in effect prior to 1975. If you do not want to
> >> provide your social security number, you must write on the
> >> answer form [an alternative identifier: for machine-exams, a good
> >> alternative choice would be the University Net-ID (network
> >> identification name) or the 9-digit blue number on each person's
> >> I-card].
> >>
> >> Please let me also remind you that it is not appropriate to post
> >>examination results by SSN.
> >>
> >> Thank you for your assistance in assuring compliance with federal privacy
> >>laws.
> >>
> >>
> >
> >Mildred Barnes Griggs, 3-4318, 347-A Education Bldg., MC-708
> >
> >
> >
>
> "I do not believe that it can be too often repeated that the freedoms of
> speech, press, petition and assembly guaranteed by the First Amendment must
> be accorded to the ideas we hate or sooner or later they will be denied to
> the ideas we cherish." -- Justice Hugo L. Black
>
> Stanley R. Levy
> 3006 Meadowbrook Court 217/352-7103
> Champaign IL 61821-6151 fax: 217/352-4277
>
2/28/98 - 7:50 pm - Probably should blame the individual, but in the middle
of this wonderous survey, is a sole persons name and SSN: http://loner.ccsr.uiuc.edu/cyberprof/biology/122/survey_results/survey_comments.html
Still it is being published to the world by the University and I suppose outside
the control of this person!
2/28/98 - 7:30 pm - Here's another 300+ Not sure if they are the
same as below, but it is another publically accessible SSN list on a
UIUC web server! http://e2.tam.uiuc.edu/TAM221/Math/grads.txt
Oh yeah! This looks like it's been online since May, 1996! Almost two years!
2/28/98 - 7:00 pm - After considering the apparent lack of concern
the University of Illinois Administration displayed over the Social
Security Number incident on the Chem server, I went looking. Here is what I found:
http://e2.tam.uiuc.edu/TAM221/Grades/allgrades.bad
About 300 social security numbers, formatted like this:
SSN HWAV EX1 EX2 EX3 EX4 Final Total Grade
349-xx-5735 20 20 20 20 15 24 100 A+
397-xx-6739 19 20 17 20 19 25 100 A+
357-xx-6735 20 20 17 20 16 25 100 A+
359-xx-6916 20 20 20 20 17 25 100 A+
2/26/98 - 7:00 pm - I received a nice email as follows. I addresses the
technical issue of how/why the data got on the web. It doesn't address why
the University collects the information and maintains it in a forum so
easily disclosed on the web. The specter of a hacker being involved highlights
the true danger of the centralized collection of mass volumes of personal
data. One hacker can easily open the door to a previously private database to the
entire world. Such door can remain open for hours, days, weeks, or longer.
I understand that a student,
Kevin Cernekee brought to the attention of William Fierke, on (Read the letter here) February 8,
1998, the matter at hand. Why wasn't action taken on that day to end the public
disclosure?
The University is investigating how the data in question got to the web.
According to the Chemistry department whose rosters were posted to the
web no one in the department made such a posting but the investigation
continues. The department believes they were hacked. The data
processing department investigation is still ongoing. The site was
disabled as soon as it was discovered by the Chemistry department. A
computer in a student lab has been converted to a web site according to
the department head.
William F. Fierke e-mail w-fierke@uiuc.edu
Associate Director and Registrar Phone 217-333-2530
University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign Fax 217-333-3100
901 West Illinois Street
Urbana IL, 61801
2/26/98 - According to the
Daily Illini the offending page has now been removed. However, that
article leaves a number of lingering questions, here is my letter to the newspaper:
I read your article with interest and the views of the University that
they must obtain all students SSNs for tax purposes. Presuming the
correctness of that claim, one must still question how the University
requesting an SSN for tax purposes, leads to the SSN using used as
an open student identifier, placed on tests, papers and other material,
that certainly has no bearing on taxes. What about students not
receiving financial aid or otherwise involved in a tax situation with
the University?
The Privacy Act of 1974 requires that when the University asks for
a students SSN they tell them a number of things: 1) whether it is
voluntary or mandatory, 2) what statute authorizes them to ask for
the number, and 3) what uses will be made of the number.
Does the University do all that? Do they restrict the use of the SSNs
to those purposes authorized by statute and disclosed to the students?
Now that the University has taken the information off line, what action
will they take to protect the students? Will they work with them to
contact the credit bureaus and the Social Security Adminitration to
obtain new numbers? Will each one be personally contacted? Will the
University prepare a form complain each student can use to easily file a
complaint with the U.S. Department of Education for violations of the
Family and Educational Privacy Rights Act?
Does the University Administration comprehend the point I made with my
rehetorical quesiton of yesterday, "Why shouldn't I post the whole list
the usenet?" Since, that information has been on the web for at least
2 weeks, if not considerably longer, anyone, anywhere may have obtained
a copy and it is available for any use they may wish to make of it.
None, of those uses are to the benefit of the University or the
Students!
Physically disconnecting the server with the information is not the end
of the problem!
2/25/98 15:45 -- Before lunch I had a nice chat with Corla Hagenbrook,
assistant to the secretary of the Board of Trustee's. Not only did
she immediately ask for the web address, but brought up this page and
the Illinois University pages with the SSNs and review them with me.
She also acknowledged the probable difficulties with the Educational
and Family Privacy Rights Act. I'm not sure I made any progress on
the Privacy Act of 1974. She was going to pass the web urls on to the
appropriate parties for action, and indiciated that I needed to send
an email specifically requesting a response from the Trustees to
get one. She also noted that the Trustees only investigate, but will
rather direct the appropriate official to do so. To my surprise,
as of now, the site is still online, still giving out student SSNs
to the whole world. WHY WON'T THEY TAKE IT DOWN?
2/25/98 11:37 -- A call to the Chancellor's Office yielded
better results. They at least asked for the web site with the
information and said they would look into it. The data is still
live on the net!
2/25/98 11:15 -- A couple of hours later, the web site with the
thousands of SSNs is still live, so I tried calling the University
President to ask him why. I got transferred twice and ended up with
Roger Martin, Associate Provst. He said "they shouldn't be doing
that," and said that he'd "check into it." Curiously, he never asked
what the web site was, only who was doing it and I said I thought
the Chemistry department. Obviously, there is no big concern about
taking down the info. It should have been down within minutes of
hearing about it.
2/25/98 -- Will the University Address the REAL ISSUES, or
simply remove the web page and say it is over?
It is linked from my web site:
http://www.fulldisclosure.org/univssn.html
The real investigation should be whether the Privacy
Act of 1974 allows you to collect and use the SSNs
for this purpose. As well how the Family Educational
and Privacy Rights Act applies.
> Date: Wed, 25 Feb 1998 08:33:53 -0600
> To: glr@glr.com
> From: Carolyn Curti
> Subject: Re: Privacy and University of Illinois...
> Mr. Roberts,
>
> Please send the web address which shows the social
> security numbers. We will investigate further.
>
>
2/24/98 -- Moments after I put this update up, the page came up and
there was a roster of 2433 names and ssn's downloaded in just a couple minutes.
Data sample: 'SP98','CHEM ','105','77 ','LAB ','01980',' 2-5 ',' 101 CHEMANNEX ','
','355XX1594','JJSUTTON','Sutton Jess John ','FR '
'15','6105','01.00','H'
'SP98','CHEM ','105','77 ','LAB ','01980',' 2-5 ',' 101 CHEMANNEX ','
','320XX7793','VANWALLE','VanWalleghen Emily L','SO '
'32','10 ','01.00','H'
'SP98','CHEM ','105','77 ','LAB ','01980',' 2-5 ',' 101 CHEMANNEX ','
','359XX2283','LEAHWALL','Wall Leah N ','FR '
'15','5102','01.00','H'
I haven't been successful in seeing these yet, but,
I hear there are a bunch. The server is operational
part time: http://silver.chem.uiuc.edu
For the full scoup on this check out
Kevin Cerenkee's Page on the matter. A week after posting
his story to usenet, the University hasn't changed anything.
Will the University of Illinois call the FBI on Kevin as
Indiana University did to me?
Virginia Tech
Url: http://www.phys.vt.edu/~igor/te2175_8022.txt (grades by full
SSN no names).
Sample:
PHY 2175 (8022) Dr. Igor Strakovsky
TOTAL 8:00pm at Class
________________________________________________________________________________
SSN TEST1 TEST2 TEST3 FIN HW TOT GRADE
(100) (100) (100) (100) (100) (100)
________________________________________________________________________________
228-xx-0353 85 85 60 66.7 89.1 75.7 B-
016-xx-0472 90 75 75 82.7 78.2 80.5 B
248-xx-0494 65 70 55 61.5 40.0 59.3 C-
383-xx-1479 95 85 55 42.3 20.9 59.6 C-
231-xx-1519 95 100 85 80.8 90.0 89.3 A-
228-xx-1759 70 60 95 76.9 95.0 78.5 B
University of Pennsylvania
This is interesting. After such a nice
write up about my
finding SSN's at Indiana University (READ THIS)!. Look what I found
on upenn. url: http://www-management.wharton.upenn.edu/~wilk/gradeam.html
Sample data: (no names, and the presumption that the ID is SSN)
Morning Class:
Tentative Midterm
Grades
ID #
Total
003xx7436
55
053xx7708
38.5
055xx4072
69
066xx7533
51
Iowa State University
Url: http://www.econ.iastate.edu/classes/econ511/orazem/511grade.htm
(Grades by Full SSN).
Sample:
510xx5202
483xx1089
479xx0579
University of Southern Califnoria
2/27/98 -- After quite a number of months I checked these again. The
first one is gone and the second is working. Click on the link!
Count: 22. Url: http://www.usc.edu/dept/robotics/personal/gaurav/csci545_grades.html
Grade listing by FULL SSN. No names.
Sample from list: (I added the XX)
593-xx-9928 100 100 92 100 82 100 90 100 100 98.9 69 83.6 A-
625-xx-9627 100 95 85 98 75 100 95 100 90 96.1 79 85 A-
888-xx-1745 100 95 87 90 38 100 100 100 100 97.9 42 63.6 B-
623-xx-9835 * * * * * 60 * * * * * * IN
603-xx-9686 95 100 88 93 83 100 85 100 100 96.6 51 75.6 B+
More USC Url: http://physics.usc.edu/~tnchang/p100g2.html
SSN Midterm I Midterm II
545-xx-7098 66 82
545-xx-9663 42 55
564-xx-6901 37 62
322-xx-3743 33 51
Penn State University
This place is obessed with listing grades by the last four digits of
Student's SSNs. However, this "nice" professor left a file showing the
students name and last four of the SSN. How does the Family Educational and Privacy
Rights Act deal with this disclosure? url: http://packrat.la.psu.edu/econ/nswanson/E511GR
Sample:
GRADES for ECON511
-----____As1____Mid1____As2____As3____Fin____Grade
SSN-
Augustine, J. 6616_____80 _____81_____80 _____80 _____88_____A
Bettinghaus, B. 3819_____90 _____59_____90 _____70 _____45_____B-
Bivins, L. 4939_____100_____61_____90 _____90 _____64_____B
Chang, S.-W. 7071_____100_____68_____100_____100_____86_____A
Chen, J. 5290_____90 _____78_____85 _____100_____81_____A
Edinboro University
Count: 6,900. url: http://www.edinboro.edu/campus/STU_Mail_Search.html?edinboro
(shows everyone with an "edinboro" in their email address, ie: all of them!). See
C-NET's Article on this
Sample: The University is only blatently disclosing the last six digits, but it
clearly shows an ANTI-privacy additude.
ANNA C. SOENNECKEN A004110S@edinboro.edu
ABDUL REHMAN BAIG A004458B@edinboro.edu
ABENA KONADU A004472K@edinboro.edu
ABID HUSSAIN SYED A004580S@edinboro.edu
Wilkes University (Wiles-Barre, PA)
Count: a dozen or so. Name & SSN (note: as this appears to be a datafile
used as part of a programming class, it is not clear if this is sample
data, or actual names & ssns. This data shows a date of 11/5/96. I checked
a number of these with Informus "magic"
some passed... some failed. Does that mean these are made up for test data, or
that Informus has failed?
url: http://blondie.mathcs.wilkes.edu/courses/cs350/hashdb/data
ssn: 901-xx-5093
name: Blaug, Viola Agnes
ssn: 775-xx-1322
name: Ellerman, Sondra Ella
ssn: 917-xx-5724
name: Becker, Ernest Nelson
ssn: 588-xx-4214
name: Cunningham, Margo Patsy
ssn: 983-xx-0883
name: Chaffee, Dean Eugene
University of New Mexico
Count: lots. (no names, though).
Note! I put this entry on this web page on 7/20/97. Around 5:30 PM
(est) on 7/21/97 I spoke with:
Dr. David D. Grisham, Security Admin. Phone (505) 277-8032 FAX 277-8101
Computer & Information Resources & Technology Internet dave@unm.edu
Univ. of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 87131 http://www.unm.edu/~dave
Via Telephone and an email exchange. He had been forwarded my
email about this from the Universities public relations department. He
indicated to me that it was not the intent of the university to
make this information public, and I gave him the urls (even though he had
the url to this web page). I was shocked this morning 7/22/97 10:45 am
(est) to find the first url listed below still active (I didn't try the
others) and still displaying student's social security numbers!
As of
3:30pm (est) I found that the SSNs on the first page had been edited to
only the last (?) four digits. Interesting, as in an interview with C-NET
News, this afternoon, they asked why I x'ed out the middle digits and not
the last four in my summarizing the information! With the
many commerical sites selling SSNs, one would wonder why any digits
need be x'ed out!
These pages have SSNs and grades displayed...no names, though:
http://www.cs.unm.edu/~brayer/org/grades
http://www.cs.unm.edu/~brayer/networks/grades
http://www.cs.unm.edu/~brayer/os/grades
http://www.cs.unm.edu/~brayer/geomprob/grades
Summary:
132xx8260 63 49 84 100 97 100 80 95 71 69
227xx8128 79 71 130 100 100 100 103 100 100 95
228xx0589 77 57 97 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
274xx9180 83 49 117 100 84 100 100 95 100 93
288xx4935 67 42 71 98 92 100 80 80 70 0
319xx9858 58 66 95 95 97 100 100 90 100 85
427xx5148 73 48 108 100 92 80 80 90 60 78
585xx9313 62 0 51 97 97 0 0 0 0 0
446xx5839 70 35 64 100 97 100 97 100 0 0
461xx5413 72 52 93 96 91 100 70 90 70 69
Duke University
Count: 11. There were a number of files in the directory. They appeared
to have similar data. The files were dated August of 1996. url:
http://www.cs.duke.edu/%7edr/1/grade.vc,v
Summary:
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leftstring A0 = "Summer II, 1996"
rightstring B2 = "SSN"
rightstring U2 = "SSN"
leftstring A3 = "CHENG, CLINT C. 13431 412-xx-7724 U 0"
rightstring U3 = @@substr($A3,53,55)
leftstring A4 = "DAVISON, JUSTIN P. 13438 175-xx-2557 U 0"
leftstring A5 = "EVERETT, LISA A. 13443 139-xx-0728 U 0"
leftstring A6 = "FARGIS, CHRIS 13621 080-xx-3921 U 0"
leftstring A8 = "LI, NING 02541 248-xx-6100 G 0"
leftstring A9 = "LO, KIRWEI 13470 213-xx-4422 U 0"
leftstring A10 = "MCFALLS, TRACY LEIGH 05162 237-xx-0692 T 3"
leftstring A11 = "POIRIER, MICHELLE L. 13627 009-xx-4043 U 0"
leftstring A12 = "THOMAS, DWAYNE A. 13505 116-xx-8280 U 0"
leftstring A13 = "VU, CATHERINE K. 13510 411-xx-4603 U 0"
leftstring A14 = "WEINSTOCK, JORDI P. 13630 064-xx-9621 U 0"
Oberlin College
Count: 1. Url: http://www.oberlin.edu/%7ehbuchtel/officialcv.html
Summary:
Henry A. Buchtel
SSN: 366-xx-1992
Repertoire (chronological; partial):
Etudes/Exercises/Scales/Orchestral Exerpts/ Solo repertoire (Recent)
Syracuse University
Count: 1. Url: http://128.230.3.39/cgi-bin/hl?srch_21&2808&http://king.syr.edu:2001/raw/consult/zand.html
Summary:
Proto: A Rapid Prototyping Technique for Engineering Concurrent
Software Systems
by Shar Zand
Computer Scientist, International Software Systems, Inc.
9430 Research Blvd., Echelon IV, Suite 250, Austin, Texas 78759-6543.
Phone: (512) 338-5746, Fax: (512) 338-5757, SSN: 437-xx-5601.