An Internet attack on the Philadelphia Court of Appeals website

Updated July 1, 201

Authorities are battling a potential computer attack in Philadelphia
A legal page without the cause of headaches for employees
This has created delays and confusion for those who know the court.

Brian Fishman, a defense attorney, said there was no access.

There is fear and chaos when cyber criminals attack others
The staff appeared in a preliminary hearing in Philadelphia last week
Officials say the computer virus forced them to accept it
Judicial website, electronic registration system and staff email
Offline.

Courts, offices and phones are rolling, but digital pressure is ridiculous.
To judge.

I was standing at my desk and couldn’t keep it. If so
I can’t send your stuff, it doesn’t rain and if I don’t feel like it
After several days, I will not take these things
Finally, it takes more time to find a job to find a home
Mr. Fishman spoke.

Court officials have released details of the case
There are additional software programs on their relationships with malware
They are not the virus that saves them. This shows that they did not hesitate
Lack of control.

The Baltimore Legislature is now three weeks away
Long-term wages of public servants in the amount of $ 15,000
Go back. The same thing happened in Atlanta last year.

According to a separate website, the most advanced viruses on the Dark Web are particularly effective in municipal
communications.
It mainly uses outdated technology. The Philadelphia court denied that to be true, but some live.

From lawyer to lawyer
The larger the system, the more likely it is to respond
Negative influences.

It complicates all our work and makes me feel in court
And staff. I think the city should do it
Distribute sources for direct and personal work on them
Investigator Noel Hanerhan said.

Unless court officials explain computer systems
A viral attack is not an attack because the compensation software is down
As intended, as said.