The Dallas Central Appraisal District is still working to get all of its systems back online after a ransomware attack last week.
The website, servers and email for the Dallas Central Appraisal District, or DCAD, have been inaccessible after the entire system was attacked by hackers last week. DCAD, which appraises Dallas County properties for tax purposes, announced early last week on social media that it was the victim of a, and it was working with authorities to get everything back online as soon as possible.
“We do not currently have a definite timeframe but expect it may take several days to rectify the system,” DCAD wrote in a Facebook post. “We have followed the advice of authorities and have not contacted the perpetrator.”there weren’t any updates on the situation. DCAD spokeswoman Cheryl Jordan wasn’t available when for comment, but she has told media outlets since the attack happened that the district has been working “around the clock” to get its system back online. An automated message that plays when calling DCAD’s office says more or less the same thing.
“The Dallas Central Appraisal District has experienced a cyber attack,” the message says. “The district’s website and systems are currently unavailable. We are working diligently to get back online. However, we cannot currently provide a date when the website will be available.”property tax transparency websiteThis is just one of the latest cyber attacks to hit the North Texas area in recent years.
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