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Foxconn’s Wisconsin operation halted production after several days of network issues, according to internal notices and public Facebook posts. A cybersecurity incident is unconfirmed; notices cite IT work and “network issues,” and Foxconn has not publicly confirmed any cyberattack.

Gavin Carl Roskamp was born Feb. 25, 1995, in Quincy, Illinois, to Max Leon Roskamp and Debra Marie Casady. He lived in Sutter, Illinois, and was a student at Warsaw High School, where he was active in music, theater, Quiz Bowl and school bands. He was known for his interest in technology and planned to study computer science.

Roskamp died June 6, 2011, at age 16 in a car crash on a remote country road near Carthage, Illinois. He was a passenger in a vehicle driven by 18-year-old Kathlina “Kathy” Reinig, who lost control after cresting a hill during an activity known locally as “hill-hopping.” The vehicle rolled several times and struck a tree. Roskamp and Reinig were pronounced dead at the scene.

Troy Joseph Lawson and Kristy Lea Lawson grew up in Huntsville, Texas, and both graduated from Huntsville High School. They were high school sweethearts and married May 28, 2000. They had two children, Cameron Lee Lawson and Kara Beth Lawson.

Troy, born Aug. 15, 1977, worked for more than 10 years at Wiesner of Huntsville, a local automobile dealership, while studying to become a physician assistant. Kristy, born Dec. 28, 1980, earned a degree from Sam Houston State University and became a fourth-grade teacher at Stewart Elementary. Their obituary described them as devoted to their children and said, “Family was everything to them.”

Cameron was born Sept. 29, 1999. He played football and baseball and enjoyed hunting, fishing and wakeboarding with his father. In a guest book message after the family’s death, one mourner remembered Cameron as a natural leader and said he had been a classmate of his son.

Kara Beth was born May 30, 2002. Her family said she loved dance, cheerleading and Girl Scouts and remembered her as a girl who “always had a smile on her face and a song to sing.”

On March 6, 2009, the Lawson family was traveling in a van on U.S. 70 near Roswell, New Mexico. Troy’s parents, Terry and Julia Lawson, were also in the van. According to New Mexico State Police reports cited at the time, the van collided head-on with a car driven by 18-year-old Elaina Hita of Clovis, New Mexico. Hita was killed, and her passenger, Luis Navarro, was taken to a Lubbock hospital in stable condition.

Five people in the Lawson van died: Troy, 31; Kristy, 28; Cameron, 9; Kara Beth, 6; and Troy’s mother, Julia Lawson, 59. Terry Lawson, Troy’s father, was the only survivor in the van and was reported in critical condition at a Lubbock hospital.

County IT Director Devonte Demby told supervisors the attacker appeared to enter through a sanitation department computer running Windows 7, which he described as obsolete and vulnerable. Demby said the county did not have cybersecurity insurance.

David Jefferis Manlove was born on December 11, 1984, to Kim and Marissa Manlove. He grew up in Indianapolis, Indiana, with his brother, Josh, and was a sophomore at Lawrence Central High School.

On June 9, 2001, David died at age 16 after inhaling chemicals from a can of computer duster before diving into a swimming pool.

Nitin “Nathan” Sarangapani was born in India on Sept. 25, 1981, to Alpana Bezbaruah Sarangapani and Ramgopal Sarangapani, and later made his home in Houston, Texas. A 2000 graduate of Klein Forest High School, he studied in New Zealand for two years after graduation before returning to the United States, where he joined the U.S. Marine Reserve while continuing his education at Sam Houston State University and Tomball College. Friends and family remembered him as hardworking, energetic and deeply committed to serving his adopted country. Sarangapani died on his 24th birthday, Sept. 25, 2005, after he was shot outside the Champions-area home of Hardeep Grewal, the father of the woman he had been dating; he was flown to Memorial Hermann by LifeFlight but died early that morning. Grewal was later indicted for murder, but a Harris County jury found him not guilty in 2008 after his defense argued that he acted in self-defense during a dark, post-Hurricane Rita power outage, while prosecutors and Sarangapani’s family maintained that the shooting was unjustified.