M.Rediff Kerala Police Internal App Disrupted by Suspected Cyber Attack
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- •Kerala police's internal application is down for four days due to a suspected cyber attack.
- •The disruption affects internal file movement but not public-facing services.
- •No data breach has been reported, and restoration efforts are underway.
The Kerala police's internal application, which manages internal files, has been non-functional for four days due to a suspected cyber attack. This disruption has hindered the movement of internal files within the department. The application is maintained by Keltron through a private firm, and while police officials suspect hacking, they assert that there has been no data breach. Efforts are ongoing to restore the application to normal operations. The public-facing services of the Kerala Police remain unaffected and are operational. A formal investigation has been initiated to determine the cause of the outage.
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