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Latest — 18 Jul 2025

Cyberattack Suspected at Kansas Hospital as System Outage Disrupts Patient Care

Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital, located in El Dorado, Kansas, is investigating a suspected cyberattack after “anomalous activity” was detected on its network, prompting a system-wide outage. The disruption has left patients unable to schedule critical appointments, and a third-party cybersecurity firm has been brought in to assist with the

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Cyberattack Cuts World Series of Poker Stream in Las Vegas

A cyberattack disrupted the livestream of the World Series of Poker Main Event final table on July 15, blacking out PokerGO’s broadcast for 20 minutes during a critical hand. The incident occurred at the Horseshoe Las Vegas casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, where nine players competed for a $10

Cyberattack Hits Tennessee’s Cookeville Regional Hospital, Care Unaffected

Cookeville Regional Medical Center in Cookeville, Tennessee, reported a network security breach on Sunday involving unauthorized access to its computer systems. Hospital officials said the attack originated from outside the United States and triggered immediate containment measures, including taking the facility’s internet systems offline to protect operations. The hospital’

Millcreek Township, Pennsylvania, Blocks Cyberattack With No Disruption

Millcreek Township, Pennsylvania, blocked an attempted cyberattack on Sunday, July 13, preventing any disruption to services or compromise of data, township officials said Monday. According to a release from the township, unknown actors tried to infiltrate the municipal network and install malicious software, but existing security protocols and early detection

Massive DDoS Attack Targets Florida Trident and Watchdog Partner

The Florida Center for Government Accountability and its investigative publication, the Florida Trident, based in Sarasota, Florida, experienced a “massive and sophisticated” cyberattack on Sunday, July 13, 2025, disrupting access to their websites. According to CEO and publisher Barbara A. Petersen, the denial-of-service attack targeted flcga.org and floridatrident.org

Taos County, New Mexico, Grapples With Disruptive Ransomware Attack

A ransomware attack first detected on June 5 has severely disrupted government operations in Taos County. The incident, which occurred in Taos, New Mexico, initially shut down key departments, including the treasurer’s, assessor’s, clerk’s office, and the Adult Detention Center, leaving computer systems inoperable. County Manager Brent

Cyberattack Disrupts Arizona Candidate Portal During June Filing Period

The Arizona Secretary of State’s Office in Phoenix, Arizona, reported a temporary outage of its Candidate Portal following the detection of a cyberattack during the week of June 23, 2025. The attempted intrusion, identified by the state’s IT and cybersecurity teams during routine monitoring, prompted officials to take

Kentucky's Monticello Banking Company Disables Online Services After Cyberattack

Monticello Banking Company, headquartered in Monticello, Kentucky, was targeted by a cyberattack on June 30, 2025, prompting the bank to restrict access to its ATMs, cash management systems, MBC online, and mobile banking services. The institution said the move was necessary to protect customer data and financial integrity. Regular phone

Hawaiian Airlines Cyberattack Raises Data Concerns Amid IT Disruption

Hawaiian Airlines confirmed it is addressing a cybersecurity incident that disrupted some of its IT systems on Thursday in Honolulu, Hawaii. The airline, a subsidiary of Seattle-based Alaska Air Group, stated that it has engaged cybersecurity experts and appropriate authorities to investigate and mitigate the event. Although Hawaiian Airlines did

Green River, Wyoming, Ransomware Attack Cripples City Computer Cystems

A ransomware attack has disabled computer systems for the City of Green River, Wyoming, disrupting administrative operations and forcing staff to accept only cash payments at public facilities. The incident was confirmed June 25 by Finance Director Chris Meats, who said there is currently no evidence that data was accessed