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Hack Notice: Huntsville City Schools hit by ransomware attack

Huntsville City Schools hit by ransomware attack

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https://www.databreaches.net/huntsville-city-schools-hit-by-ransomware-attack/
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WAAY31 reports: Huntsville City Schools is canceling classes on Tuesday due to a ransomware threat. The district�announced earlier Monday that it was closing all schools and campuses for the remainder of the day due to a potentiality cybersecurity threat. It said students, families, and faculty and staff members should shut down their district-issued devices and see the devices remain off until further notice.” The system also says no one should log in to any HCS platforms from either schooltime or home. Read more on WAAY31. h/t, @Chum1ng0

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