Overview
- Officials said malicious actors removed some data from the state network, but the type and scope remain under analysis.
- The attack, first detected Sunday, disabled multiple websites and phone lines and forced state office closures.
- State leaders and the FBI briefed reporters Wednesday yet declined technical details under a Nevada security law.
- Authorities reported no evidence of compromised personal information and said payroll systems were not affected.
- Many employees were placed on administrative leave and are returning as systems are restored, with emergency services uninterrupted and the governor’s website among those hit.