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Charter Communications reports Missouri is facing a 200% rise in fiber cable vandalism, causing major Spectrum outages and ...
Communications officials noted that the collective disruption of the fiber cuts in Missouri is comparable to that of the June ...
Spectrum officials Monday called a 200 percent increase in attacks on its cable infrastructure so far this year in Missouri ...
The problems in Missouri follow a June 15 attack on Charter’s Spectrum communications network in Van Nuys, California that the company also described as an act of domestic terrorism.
The company said the determination was made based on the nature of the fiber cuts, the extent of damage, and the makeup of ...
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The Desk on MSNCharter claims “domestic terrorism” in Missouri vandalism casesCharter says sabotage to its network in Missouri proves the need for stronger laws that impart tougher criminal penalties on ...
A spokesperson for Spectrum said that they discovered that lines had been cut due to vandalism. Outages began at 3 a.m. in the Los Angeles area. The cut fiber optic cables lying on the side of a road.
Internet and cable provider Spectrum has reported outages in Los Angeles “caused by a criminal act of vandalism,” according to a company post on X.
An outage that affected customers across the Los Angeles, Van Nuys and surrounding areas on Sunday morning was allegedly caused by what Spectrum described as a “criminal act of vandalism,” and ...
A $25,000 reward was offered in connection with an internet outage caused by a criminal act of vandalism Sunday that affected thousands of Los Angeles Spectrum customers, according to the company.
Vandalism of fiber optic lines causes major Spectrum outage across Los Angeles area on Father's Day, with the company offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to arrest.
Internet and cable provider Spectrum has reported outages in Los Angeles are “caused by a criminal act of vandalism,” according to a company post Sunday on X. The most common user issues have ...
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