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Columbus Ransomware Attack: Did Hackers Just Steal Your Data?
Ransomware strikes again! Columbus, Ohio, is investigating if personal data was stolen in a July 18 attack that disrupted services. The City claims it thwarted the attack, but citizens should stay alert for phishing attempts.
Hot Take:
Looks like Columbus got a summer visitor they didn’t invite. Spoiler alert: It wasn’t your long-lost cousin, but rather some ransomware thugs from overseas! Hope they at least brought souvenirs.
Key Points:
- City of Columbus hit by a ransomware attack on July 18, 2024.
- Public-facing services were disrupted, but emergency services remained functional.
- Attackers identified as sophisticated foreign threat actors.
- Incident is still under investigation; possible data breach not ruled out.
- Citizens advised to stay vigilant for phishing scams.
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