Spanish police arrest student suspected of hacking school system to change grades

Spanish police arrest student suspected of hacking school system to change grades Spanish police have reportedly arrested a university student suspected of hacking the local government’s education management system to alter grades and gain access to professors’ emails. The suspect, a 21-year-old man detained in Seville, allegedly infiltrated the Séneca platform used by schools and universities across Andalusia, Spain’s most populous region. Police said he manipulated his own high-school and university entrance exam grades as well as those of his classmates, El País reported. The police found that at least 13 professors at universities in Jaén, Córdoba, Seville, Huelva, Cádiz and Almería had their corporate email accounts compromised, including some responsible for preparing next year’s…