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Add as preferred source on GoogleThe Polish Space Agency experienced a cyberattack, leading to immediate security actions. Authorities are investigating to identify the perpetrators.
WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish cybersecurity services have detected unauthorized access to the Polish Space Agency's (POLSA) IT infrastructure, Minister for Digitalisation Krzysztof Gawkowski said on Sunday.
"In connection with the incident, the systems under attack were secured ... Intensive operational activities are also underway to identify who is behind the cyberattack," Gawkowski wrote on social media platform X.
Warsaw has repeatedly accused Moscow of attempting to destabilise Poland because of its role in supplying military aid to its neighbour Ukraine, allegations Russia has dismissed.
The agency confirmed to news agency PAP that a cybersecurity incident had occurred. The situation is being analysed, and in order to secure data, the POLSA network was immediately disconnected from the Internet, it told PAP.
(Reporting by Anna Wlodarczak-Semczuk; Editing by David Holmes)
Polish cybersecurity services detected unauthorized access to the Polish Space Agency's IT infrastructure.
Minister for Digitalisation Krzysztof Gawkowski commented on the incident, stating that operational activities are underway to identify the attackers.
The systems under attack were secured, and the POLSA network was immediately disconnected from the internet to secure data.
Warsaw has accused Moscow of attempting to destabilise Poland due to its role in supplying military aid to Ukraine.
The agency confirmed the cybersecurity incident to news agency PAP and stated that the situation is being analyzed.
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