California city declares a ‘state of emergency’ after cyberattack on computer systems
A Northern California city's computer systems were attacked and shut down, disrupting police and fire services including the 911 emergency system. The city declared a state of emergency in response.
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California city declares a 'state of emergency' after cyberattack on computer systems
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4 sourcesCyberattack Cripples California City’s 911 System, Forces Emergency Shutdown
California city declares a ‘state of emergency’ after cyberattack on computer systems
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Chaos as California city declares state of emergency after hackers cripple 911 system