Apr 3, 12:04 AM

Jackson County, Missouri, Declares State of Emergency Due to Ransomware Attack on IT Systems

Jackson County, Missouri, has declared a state of emergency following a ransomware attack on its IT systems. The attack was confirmed on April 2, highlighting the ongoing threat cybercriminals pose to state and local governments.

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Nicolas Krassas@Dinosn
2 years ago
Jackson County hit by ransomware, declares state of emergency https://t.co/uguoRMf0rb
Infosecurity Magazine@InfosecurityMag
2 years ago
Jackson County IT Systems Hit By Ransomware Attack https://t.co/AC1UhZ8K2A
CBS News Texas@CBSNewsTexas
2 years ago
Tarrant Appraisal District gives update on last month's ransomware attack https://t.co/RreMCBkPI4

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Jackson County, Missouri, Declares State of Emergency Due to Ransomware Attack on IT Systems

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