Military commissary refrigeration failures raise cyber questions
At least a dozen commissaries were reportedly affected, while networked controls offered a possible shared-failure path but no proof of a cyberattack.
At least a dozen commissaries were reportedly affected, while networked controls offered a possible shared-failure path but no proof of a cyberattack.
The city said its investigation and restoration work remained underway but declined to identify affected systems or provide a completion timeline.
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FMFCU says transactions are processing, but its website, digital access and member email and text communications remain disrupted.
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The provider said the incident was likely unsuccessful but did not address INC Ransom’s claim or describe the shutdown’s operational impact.
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Dispatchers shifted to a Solano County center while online city services and internal operations remained unavailable Saturday.
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County officials confirmed unauthorized activity and said some systems remained offline while emergency dispatch operations continued normally.
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Account access, registration, payments and phone service were disrupted before fall classes, while the university reported no evidence that university data was accessed or exfiltrated.
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The medical device maker is restoring systems in phases after Irish plant employees were sent home or told not to report for shifts.