The library system says it is working with experts to secure its servers after a ransomware attack in late May.
SEATTLE — On a quiet Friday morning, Rekha Burger walked up to her neighborhood library in Beacon Hill, briefly removed her sunglasses to read a sign and then walked away.
The sign she read said: “No internet, no printing/copying, no faxing/scanning, no wi-fi, no Libby access.”
“I came here Tuesday before last, and it wasn’t [fixed]. So, it has to be fixed by now, but apparently it’s not,” Burger said.
The Seattle Public Library (SPL) said its online systems were targeted in
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