Signal
Submitted
Nov 11, 2026, 20:34 UTC
Poland’s Digital Affairs Minister reports that cybersecurity teams halted a cyberattack on the national ePUAP online services platform, calling in the Internal Security Agency to investigate. The incident follows earlier cyber breaches against Polish public institutions and occurs amid sustained targeting of Poland by Russian state-linked hacking groups.
TVP World reports that Polish authorities have stopped a cyberattack targeting ePUAP, a national online platform used by citizens to communicate with government offices. The article, in the Society section under the headline "Cyberattack hits Polish government's online services platform," states that Digital Affairs Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski wrote on X on Tuesday evening that cybersecurity teams had taken immediate action to contain the attack and maintain the stability of the ePUAP system. He is quoted saying that the infrastructure of the Central Informatics Center is secure and that the Internal Security Agency has been brought in to fully investigate the incident in accordance with established procedures. The ePUAP platform allows people across Poland to submit official documents and applications online and sign them electronically using Trusted Profile, a government-backed digital identity system. The report notes that this incident follows a series of cyberattacks on Polish public institutions, including a breach of a Culture Ministry digital system in October and a ransomware attack on a public hospital in the northwestern city of Szczecin in March. The piece further cites US tech giant Microsoft as stating that Poland was among the ten countries most frequently targeted by Russian state-linked hacking groups between July 2025 and June 2026. Visual elements include a prominent image of a smartphone displaying the ePUAP logo against a blurred Polish flag background, with a caption emphasizing that the platform allows Poles to sign official documents online and sign them electronically. The byline attributes the story to author Rawa? Salmon with editing by Piotr Kozierski, and a timestamp shows 19.11.2026, 12:33. Social sharing options (Facebook, X, e-mail, copy link), tags (#cybersecurity, #Poland), and related articles on other Russian-linked cyber and hybrid activities in the region appear in sidebars and lower sections of the page.
Confidence: High
The article centers on a concrete malicious cyber operation against Poland’s ePUAP government services platform, framed as part of a broader series of digital attacks on Polish public institutions and linked by Microsoft’s reporting to sustained targeting by Russian state-linked hacking groups. This is a hostile cyber activity against critical government digital infrastructure, fitting the Cyber & Information Warfare / Cyber Attacks taxonomy. Defensive elements (containment actions and invest...
Source URL
https://tvpworld.com/96413534/poland-cyberattack-on-epuap-official-online-services-platform
Published as a hybrid-warfare signal with a public source and reviewer-approved assessment bands. See the methodology for how records are assessed.
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Info credibility
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Event time
Nov 11, 2026, 20:34 UTC
End time
Nov 17, 2026, 22:00 UTC
Event time confidence
pm6h
Location
ePUAP national online services platform, Poland
Primary actor
Russian state-linked hacking groups
Country
Poland
Tags
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Signal
Submitted
Nov 11, 2026, 20:34 UTC
Poland’s Digital Affairs Minister reports that cybersecurity teams halted a cyberattack on the national ePUAP online services platform, calling in the Internal Security Agency to investigate. The incident follows earlier cyber breaches against Polish public institutions and occurs amid sustained targeting of Poland by Russian state-linked hacking groups.
TVP World reports that Polish authorities have stopped a cyberattack targeting ePUAP, a national online platform used by citizens to communicate with government offices. The article, in the Society section under the headline "Cyberattack hits Polish government's online services platform," states that Digital Affairs Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski wrote on X on Tuesday evening that cybersecurity teams had taken immediate action to contain the attack and maintain the stability of the ePUAP system. He is quoted saying that the infrastructure of the Central Informatics Center is secure and that the Internal Security Agency has been brought in to fully investigate the incident in accordance with established procedures. The ePUAP platform allows people across Poland to submit official documents and applications online and sign them electronically using Trusted Profile, a government-backed digital identity system. The report notes that this incident follows a series of cyberattacks on Polish public institutions, including a breach of a Culture Ministry digital system in October and a ransomware attack on a public hospital in the northwestern city of Szczecin in March. The piece further cites US tech giant Microsoft as stating that Poland was among the ten countries most frequently targeted by Russian state-linked hacking groups between July 2025 and June 2026. Visual elements include a prominent image of a smartphone displaying the ePUAP logo against a blurred Polish flag background, with a caption emphasizing that the platform allows Poles to sign official documents online and sign them electronically. The byline attributes the story to author Rawa? Salmon with editing by Piotr Kozierski, and a timestamp shows 19.11.2026, 12:33. Social sharing options (Facebook, X, e-mail, copy link), tags (#cybersecurity, #Poland), and related articles on other Russian-linked cyber and hybrid activities in the region appear in sidebars and lower sections of the page.
Confidence: High
The article centers on a concrete malicious cyber operation against Poland’s ePUAP government services platform, framed as part of a broader series of digital attacks on Polish public institutions and linked by Microsoft’s reporting to sustained targeting by Russian state-linked hacking groups. This is a hostile cyber activity against critical government digital infrastructure, fitting the Cyber & Information Warfare / Cyber Attacks taxonomy. Defensive elements (containment actions and invest...
Source URL
https://tvpworld.com/96413534/poland-cyberattack-on-epuap-official-online-services-platform
Published as a hybrid-warfare signal with a public source and reviewer-approved assessment bands. See the methodology for how records are assessed.
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Info credibility
2
Event time
Nov 11, 2026, 20:34 UTC
End time
Nov 17, 2026, 22:00 UTC
Event time confidence
pm6h
Location
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Primary actor
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Tags
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