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Es: IT services of the Oviedo City Council knocked out

Posted on May 8, 2021 by chum1ng0

Gonzalo Diaz-Rubin reports that all of the IT services of the Oviedo City Council have been crippled. Machine translation:

A malicious program blocked access to servers and data and the municipal contractor has been forced to pull the rest of the support to stop the invasion. It is, according to municipal sources, a ransomware cyber-attack, of the same type as the one suffered two months ago by the SEPE.

Read more on EL COMERCIO.

Oviedo’s web site is down at the time of this posting.

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