VCAA confirms website hacked, says VCE exam papers not accessed
A message laced with profanities appeared on VCAA’s homepage about 6pm, from an alias claiming to have sold VCE exams to “hundreds of students”.
Covered by 2 sources from Australia. First reported by The Age ·
How 2 newspapers cover this story
VCAA confirms website hacked, says VCE exam papers not accessed
A message laced with profanities appeared on VCAA’s homepage about 6pm, from an alias claiming to have sold VCE exams to “hundreds of students”.
VCAA confirms website hacked, says VCE exam papers not accessed
A message laced with profanities appeared on VCAA’s homepage about 6pm, from an alias claiming to have sold VCE exams to “hundreds of students”.
Coverage details
2 outlets from Australia are covering this story: The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald published it almost at the same time, on November 11, 2026.
Key names in the coverage: VCAA and VCE.
