Cyber Whack-a-Mole: Ukraine’s Train Tickets Vanish in Latest Digital Debacle

Online train tickets in Ukraine have been derailed by a “large-scale” cyber-attack. Ukrzaliznytsia confirmed trains are still running smoothly thanks to backup protocols. Passengers can purchase tickets at stations, while experts battle the digital gremlins. Rest assured, these hackers won’t stop the locomotion!

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Looks like cybercriminals have decided to play a little game of “Train Delay Simulator” with Ukraine’s railway system! Ukrzaliznytsia’s online ticket sales went off the rails due to a “large-scale” cyber-attack, leaving passengers to navigate the old-school world of ticket offices. Who knew buying a train ticket could be such a thrilling adventure? At least the trains are still rolling, keeping Ukraine chugging along despite the digital derailment.

Key Points:

  • Ukrzaliznytsia’s online ticket sales are down due to a cyber-attack.
  • Passengers must resort to ticket offices or buy tickets directly on trains.
  • Trains continue to run on schedule thanks to backup protocols.
  • Ukrzaliznytsia collaborates with cybersecurity teams to restore services.
  • Railways essential for Ukraine’s economy amid ongoing conflict.

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