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St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter declared a state of local emergency following a cyber attack on the city’s Internet-based computer networks.

The U.S. insurance giant tells state regulators that Social Security numbers were among the personal information stolen in its mid-July cyberattack.

While these types of attacks occur frequently across the country and the state, it's the first time the National Guard's cybersecurity unit has been called upon to help restore critical services.

As city, state and federal agencies investigate the threat, St. Paul is reassuring residents that its emergency services are still up and running.

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