Hackers targeted a major title company in a cyberattack, stunting its operations for at least a week and delaying a number of Chicago-area real estate deals. The hack of Florida-based Fidelity National Financial, the parent company of Chicago Title and others, led to setbacks in real estate deals that ranged from half-hour delays to open-ended delays, Crain’s Chicago Business reports. It is unclear if the company is fully operational and recovered from the attack, but it failed to reach its initial expectation of resolving the issues by Sunday, according to The Real Deal. Some users were reporting the system was back online as of Wednesday. Seems like they are back live today (as of this morning) — SFR (@scottautenreith) November 29, 2023Florida-based Fidelity National Financial couldn't be reached for comment by publication time. The company filed a report with the Securities and Exchange… Read the full story here. |