Loading “Exploring the dark web and accessing this material on personal devices may expose families to unnecessary and very serious risks,” she said. The principal said it was likely the students accessed the dark web outside school using laptops, computers or mobile phones at home, and warned parents about the importance of digital responsibility. Loyola College was the first Australian school targeted by the group, but Interlock has been linked to other cyber-security breaches in Australia. If you don’t, you need to’.” She said children can easily access the dark web, and she knew children did so because she fields questions about whether their dark web activity was traceable. Loading Last year, there were 1446 students enrolled at Loyola, which employed 131 teaching staff and 79 non-teaching staff.