KCMO Mayor Q Downplays OBVIOUS HAXXORZ ATTACK After Weeks Of Tech FAIL

For two weeks work has been at a standstill for 12th & Oak. 

Yes, we know . . . "It's hard to tell the difference" would be the obvious joke.

However . . .

The KC Water Department is still mostly offline and locals are having quite a bit of trouble getting work accomplished.

Today's denial doesn't seem like much progress from the city hall honcho, here's what he had to say along with more reporting . . .

On Wednesday afternoon, Lucas held a press conference to confirm for the first time that an ongoing investigation was still underway to determine the exact cause of issues.

The mayor stopped just short of calling the problems the result of a cyber attack and says that the intermittent shutting down of internal systems was a preemptive measure to prevent the suspicious activity from spreading further within the city's online network.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .

Mayor Quinton Lucas calls KCMO's online outages result of "suspicious activity" on city IT network

Kansas City's mayor stopped short of calling the ongoing issues the product of a cyber attack

Kansas City blames 'suspicious activity,' with few details, for online service outages

Kansas City's municipal website and some city services have been down for nearly two weeks, and the city won't say exactly why. Officials are still investigating the full scope of the issue.