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The Luxembourg government has isolated its mobile device management system after detecting malware on government-issued smartphones and tablets. As a result, internal state services are temporarily unavailable on mobile devices, although they remain accessible via desktop computers. The Ministry for Digitalisation confirmed the detection and the subsequent preventative measures taken by the CTIE.
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2026-02-27
Malware detected on CTIE-managed mobile devices
2026-02-27
CTIE isolates affected systems to prevent further issues
2026-02-27
Ministry for Digitalisation issues statement on the malware detection
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