Hack Notice

Hack Notice: townofstmarys.com

townofstmarys.com

Source
http://lockbitapt6vx57t3eeqjofwgcglmutr3a35nygvokja5uuccip4ykyd.onion/
Description
company allegedly hacked as reported by LockBit ransomware with details: The town of St. Marys is located at the junction of the Thames River and Trout Creek, southwestward of Stratford in southwestern Ontario. Rich in natural resources, namely the Thames River, the soil that now makes up St. Marys was traditionally used as h...

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