Mayor Melvin Carter offered more information about the attack, which officials say targeted internal systems in St. Paul.

Emergency services are fully operational, but some backend software challenges are continuing as servers remain down.

St. Paul residents’ data is not likely at risk in the cyberattack on the city, St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter said Thursday, but city workers’ information could still be exposed. Many of the capital ...

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ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter will provide an update on the cyberattack against the city. Carter will provide an update at 3 p.m. Thursday. You can watch the briefing live in ...

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Minnesota has the right people, deep technical knowledge and years of leadership in securing critical infrastructure. Now it ...

CNN By Matt Rehbein, Hanna Park, Martin Goillandeau, Lauren Mascarenhas, Mike Figliola, Mary Gilbert, CNN (CNN) — Severe ...

The City of St. Paul, Minnesota is grappling with the aftermath of a serious cyberattack that has disrupted internal systems ...

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