The cyberattack also impacted the Nevada Gaming Control Board, which regulates gaming in the state including on the famous Las Vegas Strip.

Lombardo reiterated on Thursday that the hackers also exfiltrated data out of the system, but it was unclear at this point what kind of data was removed and if it included personal information.

For a fourth day, Nevada state government services and websites are experiencing outages as systems are recovered after Sunday’s cyberattack.

Note: State and federal officials were scheduled to provide updates at 4 p.m. Wednesday. If Nevada state officials know what — or who — crashed the state government’s information technology systems and brought multiple state offices and services to a screeching stop,

Nevada targeted by cyberattack; specifics unknown, but no known risk to personal data. Read more from The Nevada Independent.

The state still doesn’t know what information was compromised in the cyberattack that struck Nevada’s government over the weekend or what the perpetrators’ motive was, state officials said today.

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