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The Guardian offices close after ransomware attack | New York Post
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0:31Now PlayingA leading British newspaper hit by a suspected ransomware attack last month told workers it will keep its offices closed for another three weeks, according to a published report.
The Guardian — which is headquartered in London and has offices in New York and Australia — has had staff work remotely since the publisher’s global IT systems was hacked Dec. 20.
Guardian Media Group Chief Executive Officer Anna Bateson circulated a note Monday, saying that all staff must continue to work from home, according to the Press Gazette.
“This is a further update on the serious disruption to our network and IT systems that began before Christmas,” Bateson wrote. “As a result of the steps we took to secure our network, a number of key systems have been taken offline and remain unavailable.”
The CEO said all offices will be closed until at least Jan. 23 in order to “reduce the strain” on the company’s networks as it fixes the problem.
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