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Yukon gov’t website back after cyberattack, Nunavut gov’t site still down
Distributed-denial-of-service attack began at midnight in Yukon; Nunavut gov’t still investigating its outage The Yukon government’s website and its internal systems are once again functioning after being brought down by a cyberattack on Thursday. The territory was among several jurisdictions where government websites crashed on Thursday, including Nunavut, P.E.I., Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The Nunavut government has not confirmed a cyberattack, but confirmed to CBC News that it’s “still investigating the nature of the outage” affecting its main government page. The page appeared to still be down on Thursday evening. In the Yukon, aRead more