The Toronto Public Library says it is dealing with a cybersecurity incident that’s affecting its website and some in-branch services.
The library says the issue was detected on Saturday and that its website, digital collections and museum and arts passes cannot be accessed.
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A statement posted online also says that public computers and printing services at library branches are also unavailable.
The library says branches remain open as scheduled, and Wi-Fi is still available in them.
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It says that, as of now, there is no evidence that personal information of its staff or customers has been compromised.
The library says it’s working with third-party cybersecurity experts to resolve the situation, but expects that it may take several days before all systems are fully restored.
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