N.H.T.S.A. Servers Restored After They Were Hacked Last Week About 10 days after a few of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's servers were hacked and taken offline, service has been restored. The servers were used to store and make available to the public documents like reports from automakers about plans for recalls, as well as communications between automakers and agency officials regarding investigations. Those documents are normally available to the public through the agency's Web site, but on Aug. 2 the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team alerted N.H.T.S.A. of a "cybersecurity incident" involving those servers. The servers were disconnected from the Internet and no personal or confidential business information was compromised, according to a statement from the safety agency. On Monday, service was restored, and documents were once again made available to the public.