Virginia league Internet service provider hacked

RICHMOND, Va. - The Virginia Credit Union League's Web site was down all day January 15 as a result of its Internet service provider being hacked. League spokesperson Donna St. Clair said the hacking also affected about 120 other local companies serviced by the Web hosting provider. "We were one...

By Staff Writer | January 22, 2002 at 07:00 PM

RICHMOND, Va. – The Virginia Credit Union League's Web site was down all day January 15 as a result of its Internet service provider being hacked. League spokesperson Donna St. Clair said the hacking also affected about 120 other local companies serviced by the Web hosting provider. "We were one of the many victims of the attack," said St. Clair. The league's Web site was up and running by Jan. 16.

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