The incident began late on Tuesday night and has affected parts of the U.K. company’s technology infrastructure, with staff told to work from home. There has also been some disruption to behind-the-scenes services.
A week after suffering a major cyberattack over the weekend, Sinclair Broadcast Group said it is still working to restore disrupted systems. “A large portion of other programming has and is airing as scheduled, and all our news stations are providing news programming to our viewers,” the company said.
