Hoboken City Hall hit by ransomware cyberattack
Officials say Hoboken police, city administrators and the IT department are investigating the cyberattack and how to safely restore services.
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Nov 27, 2024, 3:37 PM
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Updated 2 hr ago
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4h agoCity officials say Hoboken City Hall was the victim of a ransomware attack early this morning.
City Hall is closed for the day and online city services are suspended as a result. Street sweeping is suspended for Wednesday, but all other parking regulations remain in effect. Waste collection and recreation programs continue as scheduled.
Officials say Hoboken police, city administrators and the IT department are investigating the cyberattack and how to safely restore services.
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