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Countless ransomware attacks against government agencies have followed a familiar pattern, but Columbus, Ohio's has been messier.
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Wayne County, Michigan, which contains Detroit, suffered a cyberattack that disabled many government services.
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Columbus, Ohio, Mayor Andrew Ginther said the recent cyberattack against the city will cost millions of dollars to recover from.
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Flint, Michigan, officials said the city is recovering from a ransomware attack that has disrupted services such as its payment system.
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A day after Columbus, Ohio's, mayor said the city was in the clear, cybersecurity analysts offer conflicting accounts of the state of the city's recently stolen data.
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Columbus, Ohio, Mayor Andrew Ginther said ransomware actors were unable to sell the city's data because it was corrupted or encrypted.
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After a recent ransomware attack against Summerville, South Carolina, officials there said sensitive data was likely accessed.
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