Phones, email not functioning as City of Hamilton deals with ‘cybersecurity incident’
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The City of Hamilton says it continues to deal with a major cybersecurity incident that's been going on since Sunday and have no timeline for when it may be fixed.
The city of Hamilton says a “cybersecurity incident” that knocked out communications, including crucial phone and email service, is still going on almost a day after first revealing the disruption Sunday morning.
City officials said the widespread outage continued Monday morning and that the Hamilton Street Railway was also having issues with its electronic services.
Bus drivers were driving Monday morning without computerized schedules as well as the system that operates next-stop announcements.
The city says busses are still running as are DARTs buses despite the issues.
Hamilton Public Library’s system has also been inaccessible over the last day.
In a release, staff said experts were “actively responding” to determine cause and impact.
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