Columbia University said its IT systems experienced an outage that started on Tuesday morning, adding it was probing the incident and had notified law enforcement.

A skilled hacktivist breached Columbia University’s servers, stealing data of over 2 million individuals in a politically charged cyberattack.

The spokesperson said the outage did not impact clinical operations at Columbia University's Irving Medical Center.

A politically motivated hacker gained unauthorized access to Columbia University’s network and stole the data of an undisclosed number of users, university officials announced this week.

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