The Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General and the FBI's Philadelphia field office declined to comment on the investigation and Inc's possible role in the cyberattack. After the breach was announced, the attorney general's office requested a 30-day a pause on all civil and criminal litigation from the state. In a letter to the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas the day after the attack, the attorney general's office said it could not proceed with litigation. In the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, the state's federal court that covers Philadelphia, a pause on cases involving the attorney general's office will continue until Oct. 2. He said the attorney general's office will continue to provide updates on the investigation.