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City of Amarillo Avoids Disastrous Cyber Attack but No Email System



CITY OF AMARILLO AVOIDS DISASTROUS CYBER ATTACK BUT NO EMAIL SYSTEM


Melissa Bartlett
Melissa BartlettPublished: March 15, 2022
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The good news is that the City of Amarillo was able to  avoid having their
information compromised over the weekend. The bad guys tried to get into their
systems and get information or whatever bad people want to get.

I mean that is good news that the security put in place to keep everything safe
seemed to work. So no information was compromised. The City of Amarillo is
comprised of a lot of different departments. So a lot of different sets of
information was safe this weekend.

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According to their Facebook post:

> The City of Amarillo (COA) identified and prevented a cyber attack over the
> weekend. Because of COA's robust network security systems, there is no
> evidence at this time of a data breach, no information was lost, and no
> ransomware deployed. There was no impact to any public safety service.

The bad news is that if you are use to communicating with them via email you
will not be able to do so this week. They have shut down their email system just
to make sure their email system is also set. Their IT department will be keeping
a close eye on their emails.

So you will need to know these important phone numbers to get you in touch with
the correct departments this week.


credit: City of Amarillo


As you can see there are a lot of departments that could have been hacked. So
the fact that they were safe is definitely good news.

All other City of Amarillo systems are operating. The City will be able to issue
permits, collect trash, accept utility payments, etc. So in a situation where it
could have been a lot worse we are going to just have to pick up the phone this
week to communicate.

This is a much better situation to be in these days. Even for those of us that
hate to use the phone.


GOOGLE ANSWERS THE TOP 10 QUESTIONS ABOUT AMARILLO

I love Google. It can literally answer ANYTHING you need it to answer. Whether
it's right or wrong is a totally different question.


Recently, I found myself wondering about something and went to Google. And
that's when I started noticing the "people also asked..." section and BOY...Some
of them made perfect sense, some of them were interesting, and one of them was
downright baffling...and it was a top 10 question which is even more absurd.


So let's see what we've got. Here's the top 10 questions as asked to Google
about Amarillo.

Gallery Credit: Sarah Clark

Question

Google.com


QUESTION

It's always one of the first questions almost anyone asks when they move
somewhere.
Answer

Google.com


ANSWER

There you have it. According to the most recent census, there's nearly 200,000
people living in our fair city. I've heard rumors that we're over 200,000 now
but we'll roll with the official number for the purposes of this article.
Question

Google.com


QUESTION

Most people want to know the "kind" of person that lives in the city they're
headed to, so it's not all that surprising this question was asked often. So
what did Google say about Amarillo culture?

Answer

Google.com


ANSWER

Now the debate begins. Is Amarillo a "cowboy culture" as Google likes to
describe it? I've definitely seen some cowboy culture here since I moved in.
I've also seen more of a suburban life to it as well. So which one is it?
Question

Google.com


QUESTION

I mean, if it's a cowboy culture we've got going on, surely there's a reason as
to why right?
Answer

Google.com


ANSWER

Turns out Google knows it wasn't named with anything cowboy in mind really. If
you know your Spanish, you know Amarillo translates to "yellow", which is where
we get one of our city nicknames.

Question

Google.com


QUESTION

I had this very question myself. I had no idea why a place would be called Bomb
City unless it was, well you know, the BOMB! What answer does Google give us for
this?
Answer

Google.com


ANSWER

I mean it's a little vague in its response to that question. It brings up the
movie with the same title and gives a TOUCH of insight into the origin of it,
but you need to dig a bit deeper in my mind on this one.
Question

Google.com


QUESTION

I also know it's closer to Colorado than some other cities in Texas and they get
snow in Colorado. Am I going to see that in Amarillo?

Answer

Google.com


ANSWER

Well would you look at that! A place in Texas DOES get snow regularly. Now, it's
not a TON but hey, almost 18 inches a year is nothing to scoff at.
Question

Google.com


QUESTION

Well we know Google believes it to be a cowboy culture with a Spanish name, but
what is the city itself known for?
Answer

Google.com


ANSWER

Well it's known for all the things you and I already know about. Route 66, The
Big Texan, Cadillac Ranch, etc. I will say this...I didn't know about The Big
Texan until I did my Google searching before coming here, so it does give some
good answers!

Question

Google.com


QUESTION

Money is always going to be a factor when asking questions about a city. I've
heard Texas can be super expensive. Is Amarillo the same?
Answer

Google.com


ANSWER

Now THAT is what I wanna see! Talk about one of the cheaper places to live in
Texas. While everything around us is exploding in cost, Amarillo is maintaining
an affordable lifestyle.
Question

Google.com


QUESTION

I mean if you're going to move, you want to know it's a good place you're
headed. Some cities are so bad you have ZERO interest in moving there. What did
Google have to say about Amarillo?

Answer

Google.com


ANSWER

Well now I'm starting to feel REALLY good about moving to Bomb City. Google says
it's one of the best places to live in Texas and gives an idea of who's living
here. Love this answer about our city.
Question

Google.com


QUESTION

Nearly the same question, but you can see why it's asked so much. It goes
hand-in-hand with the question above. So what did Google have to say about crime
here?
Answer

Google.com


ANSWER

Oooooof. Yeah, that's the first time I've been unexcited about becoming an
Amarillo resident. High crime rates aren't really my thing. Now, one thing that
wasn't one of the more asked questions was what KIND of crime is committed here,
but I'm sure it's in the top 20 if you look enough.

Question

Google.com


QUESTION

This has got to be one of the most ignorant questions I'd even think someone
could ask, but the fact that it popped up in the top 10?? Appalling. So what's
the answer to the asinine question?
Answer

Google.com


ANSWER

Of course there is. There's also Hispanic, Asian and every other ethnicity you
can think of. Maybe when this question is asked it should be phrased more like
"what's the ethnicity breakdown" or something like that. What a ridiculous
question to ask.
Question

Google.com


QUESTION

I mean that's a valid question to ask isn't it? What does Google have to say?

Answer

Google.com


ANSWER

Basically what we know...it depends on where you are right? Palo Duro is
BEAUTIFUL, not just pretty.
Question

Google.com


QUESTION

If you're gonna have guests come to town, you'll want things to do with them
right? Google says,
Answer

Google.com


ANSWER

If you believe Google, there is PLENTY to do here and is totally worth visiting.
Now, I'd imagine it depends on your tastes and what you enjoy doing, but we do
have quite a few historical things to check out.

Question

Google.com


QUESTION

It's funny because I swear it's one of the questions I've had asked of me the
most since we moved here. People find out we came here from Austin and they
simply ask, "Why?".
Answer

Google.com


ANSWER

Well I didn't come here because of those particular things, But I can see how
those are all valid reasons to make the move to the Bomb City.


EVERY TIME JEOPARDY! ASKED A QUESTION ABOUT AMARILLO

Amarillo might not be a bustling urban metropolis, but it most certainly is full
of quirky characters, unexpected treasures, and historical gems that fly under
the radar. It should really be no surprise that our fair Yellow City has popped
up more than a few times on Jeopardy!


What's that? How many times is "more than a few times"? Well, take al look and
see for yourself.

Gallery Credit: Sarah Clark

American Cities for $1000

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


AMERICAN CITIES FOR $1000

Answer: Amarillo


Contestant Tanay Kothari, a business operations associate from Oakland,
California (whose 1-day cash winnings total $26,800) swooped in with the correct
answer when this episode aired on January 12th, 2021
Amarillo jeopardy question

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


IN THE SPANISH DICTIONARY FOR $800

Answer: Amarillo


This episode aired 11/12/2018 and Tim Cho from Champaign Illinois was able to
buzz in with the answer first.
Hey, Slim! for $1,200

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


HEY, SLIM! FOR $1,200

Maryanne Thayeri, a veterinarian from Illinois was the player with an ace of an
answer up her sleeve during a Double Jeopardy round. This episode aired
5/18/2018

Blowin' In The Wind for $400

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


BLOWIN' IN THE WIND FOR $400

answer: Texas


This episode aired 6/20/2017 and teacher Chris Nadon answered it correctly for a
Double Jeopardy round.
Traveling Along Route 66 for $600

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


TRAVELING ALONG ROUTE 66 FOR $600

Answer: Amarillo


Unbelievably, this 3/8/2016 episode's question was a Triple Stumper, meaning all
three contestants managed to give a wrong answer!


(They thought the answer was Lubbock)
Incredibly Specific Wedding Vows for $800

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


INCREDIBLY SPECIFIC WEDDING VOWS FOR $800

Answer: Cadillacs


And here's another Triple Stumper! The incorrect answer given on this 1/20/2016
episode was "Thunderbirds"....nope.

Panhandle States for $200

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


PANHANDLE STATES FOR $200

Answer: Texas


Stay-at-home mom, Allison Fraser, nailed this one when it aired on 12-23-2014


Time Capsules for $600

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


TIME CAPSULES FOR $600

Answer: Helium Monument


Sam Stubblefield, a hospital pediatrician Delaware scored the right answer. This
episode aired 11/5/2015
Places in Texas, Plus $600

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


PLACES IN TEXAS, PLUS $600

Answer: Matador


Ooooh! This one was a tricky one! Contestant Craig Sallinger gave the answer of
Torriador, which was incorrect. But Sara Garnett, a graduate student from
Michigan, quickly followed up with the correct answer of Matador.


The episode aired 3/1/2013

U.S. Cities for $600

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


U.S. CITIES FOR $600

Answer: Amarillo


Marianne Fichtel, an investor relations manager from Brooklyn, New York came in
hot with the answer. The episode aired 6/19/2009
Champions Of Tournaments for $2000

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


AMARILLO JEOPARDY

Answer: The World Series of Poker


Dan Pawson, a legislative aide from Boston, Massachusetts, grabbed the correct
answer and ran with it on the episode's air date of 3/24/2009
Americana for $1,000

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


AMERICANA FOR $1,000

Answer: Amarillo


This episode aired 10/9/2007 and was a special episode featuring school-aged
kids who qualified to play Jeopardy! 10-year-old Rachen snagged the easy answer
for this one!

Amarillo Jeopardy

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


AMARILLO JEOPARDY

Double L's for $800

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


DOUBLE L'S FOR $800

Answer: Helium Monument


In this 1/18/2006 episode, student Kevin Marshall raked in the wins before
heading back to school in Metatarie, Louisiana
Double L Words for $800

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


DOUBLE L WORDS FOR $800

Answer: Amarillo


Yet another Triple Stumper wipes out all three contestants. This episode aired
5/23/2003.

U.S. Cities for $1000

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


U.S. CITIES FOR $1000

Answer: Amarillo


This episode aired 2/8/2002 and showed high school junior Lindsay Bartlett
jumping for joy after answering correctly.
The U.S. for $300

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


THE U.S. FOR $300

Answer: Panhandle


Debra Keli buzzed in with the correct answer, thanks to her familiarity to the
term as an Okie. This episode aired on 12/22/1998
U.S. Cities for $2000 Daily Double

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


U.S. CITIES FOR $2000 DAILY DOUBLE

Answer: Amarillo


Steve Douches, a high school math teacher from Fairfax, Virginia came in like a
wrecking ball on answering correctly! This episode aired 3/20/1997

Colorful Geography for $500

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


COLORFUL GEOGRAPHY FOR $500

Answer: Brownsville


Alas! This was not an occasion where Amarillo was the correct answer, but rather
the wrong answer. Laurel Stevens, a poet from California, buzzed in with
"Amarillo" as her answer, and promptly saw her winnings vanish. The correct
answer is Brownsville
U.S. Geography for $500

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


U.S. GEOGRAPHY FOR $500

Answer: Amarillo


Dave somersaulted away with his correct answer of Amarillo on this episode from
12/3/1993
DEKETE

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


DEKETE


U.S. Cities for $300

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


U.S. CITIES FOR $300

Answer: Amarillo


Steve Berman, a film executive from Santa Monica, California wasted absolutely
no time buzzing in the answer. This episode aired 10/26/2989
Musical Texas Towns for $200

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


MUSICAL TEXAS TOWNS FOR $200

Answer: Amarillo


Ouida the Teacher dashed off the right answer, but she came in 2nd place in this
7/21/1989 episode
Country Crooners for $100

Sarah Clark/Townsquare Media


COUNTRY CROONERS FOR $100

Answer: George Strait


Unbelievably enough, this was the ultimate Triple Stumper for the contestants on
this 3/29/1988 episode (which aired when my mother was still pregnant with me,
if anyone wants to feel old with me)

 

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