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Ransomware attack costs Gloversville more than $400,000, mayor says

Summary by The Daily Gazette
Gloversville would have so much more money to defray a planned increase in the property tax levy if only it hadn’t been for that ransomware attack last spring, a resident said Tuesday at a city council meeting.

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Ransomware attack costs Gloversville more than $400,000, mayor says

Gloversville would have so much more money to defray a planned increase in the property tax levy if only it hadn’t been for that ransomware attack last spring, a resident said Tuesday at a city council meeting.

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The Daily Gazette broke the news in on Friday, October 17, 2025.
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