Security News > 2017 > November > Hackers hit Sacramento transit system, demand money to stop attack
2017-11-21 16:53
Hackers looking for a payout have hit the Sacramento Regional Transit (SacRT) system, defacing the agency website, erasing data from some of its servers, and demanding money to stop the attack and not do further damage. The attack According to the Sacramento Bee, the hackers announced their presence on Saturday (November 18) by placing a message on the agency’s main webpage saying that they wanted to help the agency fix vulnerabilities. On Sunday, they began … More →
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