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Seminole County Clerk of Court's website knocked offline after hack, sources say

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Seminole County Clerk of Court's website knocked offline after hack, sources say — Vero Beach Technology news

The Seminole County Clerk of Court is dealing with a cyberattack that has knocked its website and phone systems offline.Sources to News 6 confirm the clerk’s website was hacked, with one source indicating the hack occurred late Wednesday night.The Clerk of Court described the disruption as “technical issues” affecting its website and phones.Clerk of Court office locations are open Thursday with limited services. The office is only accepting cash and check payments at this time.This is a developing story. Check back for updates.

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