New York state's bill drafting office experiences a cyberattack, reverting to a 1994-era computer system during budget bill finalization.

New York state's bill drafting office, responsible for printing legislation for lawmakers, suffered an apparent cyberattack early Wednesday, forcing officials to resort to a 1994-era computer system. The attack occurred while the state legislature was finalizing its budget bills. Governor Kathy Hochul said the incident is not expected to significantly delay the process.