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Lawmakers mull fixes for state and local tech challenges -- GCN

Lawmakers mull fixes for state and local tech challenges -- GCN
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State court system restores some online services after cyberattack

State court system restores some online services after cyberattack Jill Burke © Provided by Anchorage KTUU-TV Alaskas News Source ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The Alaska Court System, intruded by malware in late April, is making progress restoring public-facing online services. On a post to its main website Thursday, the court system announced the public can again access online calendars and case information, pay fees and fines online, and send and receive email from court email addresses. “The public-facing services are closer to being back to normal, but a lot of our internal processes are not,” said Alaska State Court Administrative Director Stacey Marz.

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Florida Hack Exposes Danger to Water Systems

Table of Contents Florida Hack Exposes Danger to Water Systems A city worker washes down a street after repairs to a water line in Sacramento, California. Cybersecurity experts say water systems need to be vigilant to protect against hackers. Rich Pedroncelli A renegade mouse cursor signaled the danger at the water treatment plant in Oldsmar, Florida. On Feb. 5, a plant operator for the city of about 15,000 on Florida’s west coast saw his cursor being moved around on his computer screen, opening various software functions that control the water being treated. The intruder boosted the level of sodium hydroxide or lye in the water supply to 100 times higher than normal.

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Florida hack exposes danger to water systems -- GCN

Utilities should update software, provide training and assess what software and hardware they use as well as their cyber-physical vulnerabilities.

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