Apparent ransomware attack could affect paychecks for thousands in Honolulu.
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Apparent ransomware attack could affect paychecks for thousands in Honolulu The names, addresses and phone numbers of all 8,000 workers with The Queen’s Health Systems may have been exposed through ransomware attacks on Kronos, a third-party company that tracks employees’ work time and leave requests. Last week, a separate ransomware attack targeted O‘ahu Transit Services. Star-Advertiser. Honolulu tech officials on ‘extreme alert’ but say city’s computer networks are safe. Star-Advertiser. Covid-19 mission ending for 500 Hawai‘i national guardsmen Hawai‘i schools see an uptick in Covid-19 cases |
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