Osaka University said Wednesday that personal data of around 80,000 students, graduates, staff, former workers and others may have been stolen by hackers.Data of about 69,000 people such as identification numbers, names and email addresses possibly have been stolen while information on about 11,000 people included in emails of school personnel may have been breached due to unauthorized access of its computer systems between May and July, the university said.Using one lecturer's ID and password, the university's computer system was unlawfully accessed from overseas several times. It is belie…READ FULL ARTICLE