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LA Courts Shut Down by Ransomware: Chaos in the Justice System
Los Angeles County Superior Court closed all 36 courthouses after an unprecedented ransomware attack bricked every electronic platform. Court employees and infosec experts are working tirelessly to restore systems. Judges and court personnel can’t conduct proceedings until Tuesday, July 23, 2024.
Hot Take:
Looks like the ransomware decided to play judge, jury, and executioner on the Los Angeles County Superior Court’s IT systems. Who knew cybercriminals had such a flair for drama?
Key Points:
- Los Angeles County Superior Court suffered a massive ransomware attack.
- All 36 courthouses were closed due to the attack.
- The malware affected both internal and external court systems.
- Court systems and internet-connected devices, including phones, were bricked.
- Officials expect to reopen the courthouses by Tuesday.
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