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Cyberattack shuts down Nevada state offices for two days, governor's office says
The cyberattack led to prolonged closure of key agencies, with officials confirming data theft and ongoing FBI-led investigations into the ransomware incident.
- On Sunday, the State of Nevada identified a network security incident that disrupted online services and forced state agency offices to close.
- The Governor's Technology Office said the intrusion was 'sophisticated' and 'ransomware-based', investigators found evidence some data was moved outside the network, and the FBI is assisting the probe.
- State benefit offices experienced delays, with residents like Lauri Taylor told to return with documentation and Marlen Garcia saying, `I was coming to get food stamps for me and my kids. But the office is, I guess, their system is down, and it's gonna be down`.
- On Wednesday, officials briefed the public in Carson City and said Timothy Galluzi emphasized the forensic analysis is "complex, methodical and time-consuming," with agency counters reopening only after system validation.
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Massive CyberAttack Targets Nevada, Data Taken Out of State – California Globe
A massive, targeted cyberattack last Sunday morning has crippled many Nevada agencies, rendering government websites and phone lines inoperable and closing a majority of offices until further notice. During yesterday’s press conference in Carson City, state agency officials and FBI agents confirmed that data has been moved off the state network by “malicious actors,” calling the targeted a attack a “challenging and fluid situation” while not dis…
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