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Poland takes e-government platform offline after stopping cyberattack

Poland takes e-government platform offline after stopping cyberattack

Poland temporarily took ePUAP offline after detecting and stopping a cyberattack on the government platform.

Citizens and businesses use ePUAP to send official documents, contact government agencies and complete administrative tasks online.

Officials said the shutdown was a precaution, not a response to damage, and that the government’s Central Information Technology Center remained secure.

There is no public confirmation that attackers accessed systems or stole data, and authorities have not said who was responsible or how the attack was carried out.

Security teams are checking the system before restoring services, but the ministry has given no timetable.

The outage may also affect Trusted Profile, a digital identity service used to access public services and sign documents, including by people with filing deadlines.

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Krzysztof GawkowskiPoland’s digital affairs minister
The cyberattack on the state ePUAP system was detected and stopped
via The Record
The infrastructure of the Central IT Center remains secure.
via Security Affairs
Marek GieorgicaDigital Affairs Ministry spokesperson
We simply disabled it as a precautionary measure.
via The Record

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