Bail Hearings Set For Suspects Accused of Cyber-Attack on Moosomin Business

Two Ontario residents remain in custody, after being accused of involvement in a cyber-attack on a Moosomin business.
The Pipestone Kin-Ability Centre is working closely with the RCMP to recover stolen funds, following a breach of their payroll system, that was discovered on October 1st.
The attackers allegedly gained unauthorized access to acquire hundreds of thousands of dollars, used for general operations and wages for employees.
28-year-old Riley Lamontagne-Castillo and 23-year-old Shayden McMinn appeared in Yorkton Provincial Court this (Fri) morning.
Their matters were adjourned until Tuesday, for bail hearings.

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