ST. GEORGE, Utah ( ABC4) — The St. George Police Department warned that some local businesses have had their email accounts compromised and shared what people can do to protect their information.

Police Department held a press conference Monday after multiple local businesses filed reports related to phishing and malware attacks with law enforcement.

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