US news org still struggling to print papers a week after 'cybersecurity event'

US newspaper publisher Lee Enterprises is one week into tackling a nondescript "cybersecurity event," saying the related investigation may take "weeks or longer" to complete. The publisher's CEO, Kevin Mowbray, confirmed the incident with a statement issued late in the evening of February 7. He said they had notified law …

[beast666]

The USAID money probably dried up. Lol

[Anonymous Coward]

Aww, all on your own down here being irrelevant again.

No matter. I'll keep you company.

[Yet Another Anonymous coward]

>The USAID money probably dried up. Lol

Or the last American who could read, left ?

[HuBo]

Elementary, my dear Mowbray?

Interesting situation! The Daily Progress has cool articles, like "Musk calls for impeachment of judge who blocked DOGE access at Treasury" (musky fox trot tango?) and "Trump Orders Treasury To Stop Producing "Wasteful" Pennies" which copies Canada where coins now start with the 5 cent beaver (and $1 and $2 have been coins, not bills, for years now) -- it is an unmistakable sign of inflation.

My initial thought was that maybe the cyberattack here was a political retaliation act (silence the free press), but TFA (under "law enforcement") links to J.L.'s Zài jiàn piece on Mustang-Panda/Twill-Typhoon and the PlugX crapware (tracked by FBI and French cops) ... deepening the mystery imho.

Any idea of the motive at play here?

[Anonymous Coward]

In related news

Yells heard from American outhouses across the mid west

[Anonymous Coward]

Re: Friendly fire??

The rebrand from 2/3/23? See what they did there?

[Anonymous Coward]

Re: Friendly fire??

A minor anomaly in the retrocausality engine ...

[Hubert Cumberdale]

Print?

How quaint.

[tmTM]

Pants down, botties in the air

Seems like they barely understand what has happened to them.