Calvia town hall, which suffered a cyberattack on January 13, is being assisted in recovering its systems by the National Cryptological Center Computer Emergency Response Team. This team was set up in 2006 for dealing with incidents of this sort that affect public administrations like Calvia as well as businesses of strategic importance.
Calvia town hall unable to collect tax because of cyberattack
The mayor says that not a cent of the ransom will be paid
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Probably an ex employee unhappy to say the least this is already costing significant amount´s of extra work and expenditure for equipment and people time as well .