Gloversville Hit by Ransomware Attack
The city of Gloversville's computer system was compromised by a ransomware attack, affecting the personal information of past and present employees.
The attack was discovered in March by the finance commissioner, with a ransomware note found on the server. The city reported the incident to the FBI, State Police, and the Department of Homeland Security's Incident Response Team.
According to the city, the attackers, believed to be from Eastern Europe, stole employee personal information, including payroll records and account numbers.
- The city hired consultants to negotiate the ransom demand of $300,000.
- The City Council approved paying $150,000 in exchange for the return of the stolen data.
No comment from the attackers or officials on the current status of the negotiations.
Author's summary: Gloversville city system attacked by ransomware.
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