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Cyber Wipeout: Long Beach City Systems Catch a Nasty Digital Undertow
When Long Beach’s digital surfboard hit a gnarly cyber-undertow, it left the city’s systems offline and officials scrambling. Despite the “Long Beach city system breach,” public safety systems were unscathed, staying afloat in the digital chaos. While tech gurus investigate, it’s hang ten and wait for Long Beach as they anticipate catching the next cyber wave.
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Long Beach, it seems, is trying to catch a cyber wave, but got wiped out instead. A recent cybersecurity incident left the city's digital infrastructure splashing around, gasping for air as officials scrambled to figure out how their cyber-surfboard got flipped. While the city's public safety systems appear to have their flotation devices intact, it's going to be a few days before the city can ride the digital wave again. Meanwhile, we're all left wondering why the sharks keep biting.Already a member? Log in here