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City of Liege, Belgium hit by ransomware

By Catalin Cimpanu

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Liege, the third biggest city in Belgium, has suffered today a ransomware attack that has disrupted the municipality's IT network and online services.

Following the attack, most of the city's civil status and population services are down, Liege officials said on a status page today.

Appointments for town halls, birth registration, wedding, and burial services have been canceled due to workers' inability to access the city's IT network.

Online forms for event permits and paid parking are also down, officials said.

"Other services are also affected," Liege officials added, promising to provide a more in-depth list later in the day to prevent locals from showing up…

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