A cat may have deleted information from a server in the US; to understand

The information on a server at the Kansas Veterans Affairs Medical Center in the United States was suddenly deleted on the afternoon of September 13.. The reason: A cat allegedly jumped on the technician’s keyboard while he was examining the technician’s configuration. cluster.

A source said he heard about a report from one of the regular calls made by the U.S. government department and chief information officer. According to the information obtained, after the incident, Deputy Undersecretary for Information and Technology and CIO of the Department of Veterans Affairs, Kurt DelBene, said the following sentence: “That’s why I got a dog“.

Advisory confirmed incident but not four pillars

It is true that those who keep cats at home have witnessed situations that can lead to minor accidents, such as sudden jumps. Keeping this in mind, Record He contacted the Kansas City Department of Veterans Affairs to investigate what happened. A response to this grave situation came from the institution’s press secretary, Terrence Hayes:

“On September 13, 2023, the Kansas City VAMC (Veterans Affairs Medical Center) experienced an issue with image transfer in Vista due to accidental deletion of server profiles. The issue was quickly identified and the system was restored within four hours. Nothing further occurred. “This incident has issues or direct implications for veterans.”

But when asked specifically about the cat attack, the secretary refused to comment.

In the end, we were left in the Schrödinger’s cat situation due to the consultant’s inability to confirm or reject.