LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Malicious actors were able to retrieve some data during a cyberattack that has crippled Nevada state agencies this week, officials with Gov. Joe Lombardo's office confirmed on Wednesday.

In previous updates, the governor's office maintained that investigators had found "no reason to believe" Nevadans' personal identifying information was compromised in the security breach.

While officials now say data was moved outside the state network by bad actors, they "cannot yet identify or classify the specific nature of this data," Tim Robb, the governor's Homeland Security adviser, revealed in a press conference to brief Nevadans on the ongoing cyberattack recovery.

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