Securityaffairs.Co Poland Shuts Down ePUAP Platform Following Cyberattack
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- •Poland's ePUAP platform was taken offline due to a detected cyberattack.
- •No damage or data breaches have been reported; the shutdown was a precaution.
- •Recent months have seen an increase in cyberattacks targeting Polish government entities.
Poland has temporarily taken its e-government platform, ePUAP, offline after detecting a cyberattack. The platform, used for submitting official documents and accessing public services, was shut down as a precaution, with no reported damage or data breaches. Digital Affairs Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski confirmed that security teams acted swiftly to stop the attack and maintain system stability. The Central Information Technology Center, responsible for ePUAP, remains secure. Authorities have not disclosed the attack method or the identity of the attackers. The disruption may also affect the Trusted Profile digital identity system. Recent months have seen a rise in cyberattacks against Polish government agencies and critical infrastructure. Affected services will resume once security checks are completed, but no timeline has been provided.
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