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Butler County Community College recovering from ransomware attack

Posted on February 20, 2020 by Dissent

Ryan Saeler reports:

Butler County Community College is well on the way to a complete recovery from a ransomware attack over the weekend that encrypted and disabled file systems.

According to BC3 Director of Information Technology Matt Miller, no personal information of students, staff, faculty, or administrators was compromised during this incident.

Read more on Butler Radio.

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