Polish Space Agency Faces Cosmic Cyber Hiccup: Disconnects to Defend Against Attack
The Polish Space Agency POLSA had to pull the plug on its internet connection after a cyberattack, likely a ransomware incident. With hacking attempts seemingly reaching for the stars, it’s safe to say their cybersecurity measures might need a little more rocket fuel.
Hot Take:
It seems like Poland’s space agency has been hit by a cyber meteor! POLSA decided to yank the internet plug faster than a teenager caught sneaking a midnight snack. This cyberattack is shaping up to be a cosmic fiasco, and the only thing missing is a cow jumping over the moon. Let’s hope they can reboot their systems before the aliens decide to send in their own tech support!
Key Points:
- POLSA disconnected its network from the internet in response to a cyberattack.
- The attack is speculated to be a ransomware incident, potentially by a nation-state actor.
- POLSA is working with CSIRT NASK and CSIRT MON to restore operations.
- No technical details about the attack have been released yet.
- Investigation is ongoing, with updates to follow as the situation develops.
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