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- •Nova Poshta confirmed a DDoS attack on October 1, 2026.
- •Service disruptions are affecting the company's digital platforms and app.
- •Backup systems have been activated to counter the attack and maintain service stability.
On October 1, 2026, Nova Poshta reported a DDoS attack affecting its information systems, leading to service disruptions. Customers experienced malfunctions in the company's digital services and platforms. Nova Poshta confirmed that IT specialists have activated backup systems to maintain service stability and are working to restore full functionality. The company emphasized that the situation is under control despite the attack. Operations may be suspended during air raid alerts, and logistics are being adjusted to minimize delivery delays. Reports of issues with the Nova Poshta app circulated online prior to the company's announcement.
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