Cyberattackers targeted the state of Louisiana.
Louisiana state servers were taken down after an attempted ransomware attack, Governor John Bel Edwards tweeted Monday.
During a ransomware cyberattack, attackers try to gain access to computer files and encrypt them, preventing people or organizations that own said files or data from reaching it.
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