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Hackers from Noname057, acting on behalf of the Kremlin, inform about attacks on Polish websites, the Government Plenipotentiary for the Security of the Information Space, Stanisław Żaryn, wrote on X on Tuesday.
After a months-long investigation in cooperation with Europol and the FBI, Poland's Central Bureau for Fighting Cybercrime (CBZC) has detained five members of an organised crime group that allegedly made its servers available to cybercriminals globally.
Alleged Russian cyber-attacks on a number of Polish news portals are a part of Russia's information war and are an expression of “despair and helplessness,” a Polish deputy digitalisation minister has said.
The government Plenipotentiary for Cybersecurity, Janusz Cieszynski, told PAP that having prior information on Thursday's hacker attack on a number of Polish media websites, all relevant editorial offices were given advance warning and could react to the situation.
Russia is trying to use cyber-attacks to sow chaos, the Polish government spokesman has said in reaction to recent hacker attacks on Polish websites.
Cyber-attacks on Poland have now become “commonplace”, a senior Polish security official said on Thursday.
Russia’s secret services were behind an attack on a Polish government website that forced it to shut down, Poland's commissioner for cyber-security has said.
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