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Texas Says Court System Was Subject to Ransomware Attack

Posted on May 11, 2020 by Dissent

Tina Davis reports:

Texas said its court system has been hit by a ransomware attack.

The state said the attack was discovered Friday and that it’s not going to paying ransom. The Office of Court Administration said that filings and research are still available and there was no indication any personal information was compromised.The “branch network” was disabled, including websites and servers, in response to the attack.

Read more on Bloomberg.


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