Cleveland's City Hall has remained closed to the public as officials work to address the aftermath of a ransomware attack that was first detected on Sunday. The attack has significantly impacted city operations throughout the week.
A spokesperson for Mayor Justin Bibb confirmed on Friday that the ransomware has been contained, but did not disclose whether the city intends to pay the ransom or the amount that was demanded. Due to an ongoing investigation by state and federal authorities, limited information is being shared with the public.
