Covered by 2 outlets — first reported by The Register Security, Oct 27, 16:15 UTC
Day 2 of canceled classes at University of New Mexico after Health Sciences Center cyberattack
Summary
The University of New Mexico canceled classes across its medicine, nursing and pharmacy faculties for a second day after what it called a cybersecurity event at its Health Sciences Center. The Register reports the attack forced the university to shut down systems, cancel appointments and clinics at UNM Health hospitals, and divert ambulances. The Record reports the university has since restored systems used by its healthcare facilities and is urging people not to contact the hackers.
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The Register SecurityFirst report
Day 2 of canceled classes at University of New Mexico after Health Sciences Center cyberattack
The University of New Mexico is canceling classes across the medicine, nursing, and pharmacy faculties for a second day amid continued efforts to recover from a "cybersecurity event." The attack targeted the Health Sciences Center on…
The Record
University of New Mexico restores hospital systems, urges no contact with hackers
The University of New Mexico was able to restore systems used by its healthcare facilities after a cyberattack forced it to divert ambulances and cancel classes at its medical school.