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New Zealand’s stock exchange halts trading for third day in a row – CNBC
New Zealand’s Exchange said it experienced a DDoS (distributed denial of service) attack from overseas through its network service provider on Tuesday and reportedly on Wednesday.
Trading was halted on New Zealand’s stock exchange on Thursday for a third day in a row following a cyber attack earlier in the week.
Bourse operator New Zealand’s Exchange said trading in its cash markets stopped at around 11:10 a.m. local time due to network connectivity issues relating to this week’s cyber attacks. It then made the decision to not re-open the NZX Main Board, the NZX Debt Market and Fonterra Shareholders’ Market for the rest of the trading day and closed the NZX Derivatives …
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