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Connecticut company that hosts school websites recovering from ransomware attack

Posted on January 11, 2022 by Dissent

Jesse Leavenworth reports:

A Glastonbury-based company that hosts thousands of school websites in Connecticut and across the nation continued to recover Monday from a ransomware attack launched last week.

“We still have no evidence that any data has been viewed, compromised or extracted,” Finalsite spokeswoman Morgan Delack said.

Finalsite has identified the cyber attacker and how they entered the system, but Delack would not identify the attacker or say whether the company paid ransom to restore the breached systems.

Read more at Hartford Courant.

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