The files posted "appear to come largely from a single shared network drive" used by the Parks and Recreation Department, St.

About 3,500 employees are having their work-issued computers looked at and passwords reset as part of what the city is ...

Mayor says ransomware caused St. Paul cyberattack, but city didn't pay originally appeared on Bring Me The News. A ransomware ...

Bill payment information, like credit card numbers, is generally handled by “cloud-based” applications and should not have ...

City officials say the St. Paul cyberattack demanded ransom, and caused 3,500 employees to have to change their passwords.

The hackers who attacked St. Paul’s city computer system about two weeks ago dumped their stolen data online Monday after the ...

The Minnesota National Guard special cyber team, called in by Gov. Tim Walz at the end of July, finished its work on Thursday ...

The mayor of Saint Paul, Minnesota's capital city, has confirmed that the Interlock ransomware gang is responsible for a cyberattack that disrupted many of the city's systems and services in July.

The county’s emergency declaration was declared by Ramsey County Board Chair Rafael Ortega and extended by a vote of the ...

Several city-only services remain offline as St. Paul continues to fend off hackers who breached the city's systems in a ...

The city of St. Paul said over the coming days, around 3500 employees will begin the process of scrubbing their data in the ...

Over the next few days, about 3,500 city employees will be required to do an in-person password reset and device security ...