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Ca: Personal information safe after cyber-attack: Stratford city hall officials

Posted on April 15, 2019 by Dissent

Terry Bridge reports:

Stratford city hall was the target of an apparent cyber-attack, but officials do not believe personal information was compromised.

The city first acknowledged the incident in a Sunday night in a Facebook post. Stratford Mayor Dan Mathieson said Monday the city has determined it was a ransomware attack, but IT staff “found no evidence of a data theft or transfer.” He added the city is working with security experts and law enforcement agencies on how best to proceed.

Read more on The London Free Press.

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