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An undetermined number of Penn students and alumni received what school officials called a “fraudulent email” purporting to be from the university's Graduate School of Education.

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In their message, which appeared to go out across the school community, the hackers took issue with Penn’s hiring and admission practices, and threatened to leak data.

Officials have said the emails are fraudulent, though at least one appears to have come from the Penn Graduate School of Education.