KTNA Website Update
KTNA’s website issues have been resolved, so if you are a web user you should be able to access the site without problem now. A second analysis showed that the
KTNA’s website issues have been resolved, so if you are a web user you should be able to access the site without problem now. A second analysis showed that the site had been hacked and a redirect inserted to take users to a potentially dangerous PDF file. So far, we have had no reports of this happening to KTNA website users, but if you went to the KTNA site and found yourself looking at a PDF file that did not look like a KTNA post, please call or e-mail the station and let us know.
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