Local3News Ransomware Attack Disrupts Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Services
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A ransomware attack temporarily disrupted services for the Georgia Superior Court Clerks. Officials could not confirm if any data was stolen but reported that they interrupted the attack before any encryption, destruction, or alteration of data occurred.
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