Cyberattack hits New York state government’s bill drafting office
- The New York state Legislature's bill drafting office experienced an apparent cyberattack, impacting the bill drafting system since early Wednesday.
- The attack's scope remains unclear, affecting the office responsible for printing legislation for state lawmakers in Albany.
- The incident occurred during the finalization of the state budget bills, with Gov. Kathy Hochul stating minimal expected delays.
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Cyberattack hits NY Capitol amid budget negotiations
An apparent cyberattack struck the New York State Legislature’s computer infrastructure overnight Tuesday, slowing progress on state budget negotiations that are already weeks overdue and forcing the state to move to a 20th-century backup system. Gov. Kathy Hocul (D) said Wednesday that the cyberattack was discovered in the early hours of Wednesday, sparking a quick…
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