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THE APRIL 24 cyberattack on Lowell’s internal networks comes at a terrible time — not that there’s ever good time to be the target of an alleged ransomware attack that shuts down, disables and may be holding hostage critical municipal services such as MUNIS.
Lowell, which is Massachusetts’ fourth largest city, discovered a cyber intrusion early last week, and its response saw many city systems taken offline. Meanwhile, Spartanburg County, S.C., was struck by ransomware, too.
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The remains of the Elliott Hotel, partially demolished more than a year ago after part of the building collapsed, still stands at the corner of Washington and M