Washington Business Journal: Howard University targeted by ransomware attack

By Editor On Sep 7, 2021 Last updated Sep 7, 2021

Howard University is offline and investigating what it says was a ransomware cyberattack that first began disrupting online systems on Friday, officials confirmed Tuesday.

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