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National Museum of the Royal Navy hit by cyber attack

The National Museum of the Royal Navy has been the victim of a ransomware cyber attack.






The National Museum of the Royal Navy has been the victim of a ransomware cyber attack.

According to a statement, the museum became aware that it had been attacked on Monday 9 December.

Although its sites remain open, the institution said the incident is “having significant impact on the delivery of services across the museum” and apologised for any inconvenience to its customers and partners.

The museum said: “We are working urgently with our partners including our IT provider, law enforcement, the Royal Navy and the National Cyber Security Centre to fully understand the origin and impact of the attack and manage its effects.

“These issues can take time to resolve, and we appreciate your patience and understanding.”

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National Museum of the Royal Navy hit by cyber attack

The National Museum of the Royal Navy has been the victim of a ransomware cyber attack.






The National Museum of the Royal Navy has been the victim of a ransomware cyber attack.

According to a statement, the museum became aware that it had been attacked on Monday 9 December.

Although its sites remain open, the institution said the incident is “having significant impact on the delivery of services across the museum” and apologised for any inconvenience to its customers and partners.

The museum said: “We are working urgently with our partners including our IT provider, law enforcement, the Royal Navy and the National Cyber Security Centre to fully understand the origin and impact of the attack and manage its effects.

“These issues can take time to resolve, and we appreciate your patience and understanding.”

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