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Citizens Whose Data Has Been Stolen in the Attack on Government Infrastructure Will Be Notified Individually.

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The Electronic Governance Agency (AGE) announced on Friday, 30 October, that individuals whose personal data have been unauthorizedly extracted as a result of the devastating cyber attack on the state's IT systems are to be informed individually. Currently, AGE experts, together with cyber security institutions, are working on the exact identification of each case in
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The Electronic Governance Agency (AGE) announces that together with the authorities responsible for cyber security (the Information Technology and Cyber Security Service (STICS) and the Cyber Security Agency (CSA)) continue measures to protect government digital infrastructure, the gradual restoration of public services and the verification of data that could have been extracted unauthorized. Follow us on Telegram and Instagram. ... Article Risk…

The Electronic Management Agency, together with the Information Technology and Cybersecurity Service and the Cybersecurity Agency, continues to address the effects of cyber attacks on government systems, and specialists are currently analysing stolen information to identify the victims and launch an individual alert mechanism. On 30 October, the Agency ' s electronic governance press service reported that cyber threats persist.

The Electronic Governance Agency (AGE) announced on October 30 that people whose data reached hackers will be informed individually after determining which data were compromised in each case. Meanwhile, attempts to attack state systems continue. The attack, made public on October 27, led to the extraction of data associated with approximately 750,000 IDNPs.

The Electronic Governance Agency (AGE) announced on Friday, 30 October, that individuals whose personal data have been unauthorizedly extracted as a result of the devastating cyber attack on the state's IT systems are to be informed individually. Currently, AGE experts, together with cyber security institutions, are working on the exact identification of each case in

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Independent.md broke the news on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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