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Hackers were seeking nearly $17 million in ransom from the City of Saint John during last fall’s cyberattack which crippled the city’s IT services.
Senior city staff revealed the ransom amount for the first time Wednesday to members of the city’s finance committee.
“I’m pretty floored with that number,” Mayor Don Darling said after hearing details about the ransom amount.
City manager John Collin said they wanted to keep the number confidential at first in case they had to enter into negotiations with the hackers.
“We now know with certainty that we do not need to deal with these criminals … and we are at the point now where divulging the number would have no impact on our operational security because our networks are back up and secure,” Collin told committee members.
Development Continues To Be Strong In Saint John
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Mayor Don Darling announces $10.3 million of city funding in infrastructure upgrades. (Image: Zoom video capture)
Saint John’s water and wastewater infrastructure will receive a much-needed upgrade.
Today, the federal, provincial and municipal government’s announced nearly $39 million in funding to revamp the city’s aging water and sewer systems.
Mayor Don Darling said the work would mean some of the country’s oldest pipes will be replaced.
“Saint John had the first water and sewer system in the nation,” said Mayor Don Darling. “Some of the pipes that will be replaced through this work are dated from the 1870s.”