Daily News | Inquirer and forensics team investigating computer disruptions to publishing
The Inquirer and forensics experts are investigating “anomalous activity” that prompted the company to take some computer systems offline, disrupting publication of the Sunday print newspaper, the company said Saturday night.As a result, The Inquirer’s home-delivery customers will be receiving the Sunday early edition, which was composed Friday night, and will need to go online to Inquirer.com to get the latest news and information.
She said in a statement that The Inquirer “recently discovered anomalous activity on select computer systems and immediately took those systems offline.”She added that The Inquirer and specialists from the Kroll computer-forensics firm are working “to restore systems and fully investigate the matter.”
“As our investigation is ongoing, we are unable to provide that information at this time,” a company spokesman said. In her statement, Hughes said, “Our investigation into this matter is ongoing, and we will keep our employees and readers informed as we learn more.”the New York Times wrote about an unusual cyberattack
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