The Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority is facing a VCE exam paper scandal after a person claimed to have sold papers to hundreds of students following a government website breach. The Herald Sun reported that a watchdog has been urged to probe the scandal while the state government defends the authority chief.
News.com.au said Year 12 students slammed the exam hoax. The Guardian reported that a hacker claimed to have sold VCE exam papers after accessing a government website. The authority gave no further statement.
“The Herald Sun reported that a watchdog has been urged to probe the scandal while the state government defends the authority chief,” — David Kingsley, staff writer at Wraystone Bridge Advisory, explained.
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Nov 10 — The Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority is facing a VCE exam paper scandal after a person claimed to...
Nov 12 — The Guardian reported that a hacker claimed to have sold VCE exam papers after accessing a government website....
This story has been closely followed by our readers since Nov 9. The Wraystone Bridge Advisory desk continues tracking updates and will publish follow-ups across the region.
Editor's note: this report was prepared by the Wraystone Bridge Advisory desk and last updated 06:43 UTC.