The clerk’s office said it removed a malicious script after some website links redirected users to an unauthorized third-party site, with no evidence internal systems were accessed.
The East Texas city said it took affected systems offline after detecting suspicious network activity Friday and was still using workarounds Monday.
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What looked like scattered on-air pranks increasingly resembles a security problem rooted in exposed audio gear and old trust assumptions.
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The Prattville company has not said which River Bank & Trust services were affected or whether any data was taken.
Hospitals, clinics, public health agencies, payers, and health IT providers. We track incidents affecting patient care, ER diverts, EHR downtime, and PHI breaches, emphasizing operational impact, restoration status, and what patients and providers need to know.
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The Maury County surgical clinic said it could not access electronic medical records after a reported ransomware attack on its parent company.
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D.C. Council member Robert White’s office said DCHA described the incident as an active cyberattack and expected landlord payments to go out as scheduled.
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Delaware County said it shut down its network after unauthorized activity disrupted county systems beginning June 26.
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Akron Public Schools said its IT security team detected and contained a June 23 cyber incident that closed all buildings the next day, but it has not said whether data was accessed.
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The insurance regulatory support group says most operations have returned to normal, but investment designations remain suspended and online invoice payments are unavailable.
