Commissioners used opioid-settlement proceeds to buy cryptocurrency; the county has not disclosed whether access has been restored, what data was stolen or who carried out the attack.
The private college said applications and file-sharing services were affected as investigators determine whether information was accessed or compromised.
The Exton-based company said data was stolen, systems were encrypted and some shipping, receiving and manufacturing processes are still being restored.
Metro Pet says the attack has cut off access to medical records, prompting its three Lancaster County locations to prioritize emergency cases and previously scheduled appointments through week’s end.
