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Lithuania’s customs information system has come under attack. According to the customs service’s press office, “signs of possible unauthorised activity within the information systems infrastructure” were detected on the evening of November 10.
The incident has been contained, and its scale and potential consequences are being assessed. Security measures have been implemented.
“At present, there are no confirmed cases of data integrity breaches resulting from the incident,” the statement said.
Access to the unified customs portal for individuals and small businesses has been suspended. Systems and services used by customs representatives (intermediaries) will continue operating as normal.
An attack on Poland’s ePUAP government system, an electronic public services platform, was also detected yesterday. It allows users to submit documents and applications and sign them using a trusted profile. No data leaks or other significant damage have been reported.