US EditionCyberattack on the MSWiA hospital in Krakow. "A message appeared on the computer"
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The Krakow MSWiA hospital is restoring patient admissions to the neurology ward from Tuesday. After Saturday's cyberattack, the facility is still operating in emergency mode, which may cause difficulties for those admitted to the wards. The hospital is operating practically in full on the basis of paper documentation. After the cyberattack in the capital of Małopolska, the Ministry of Health is to order all facilities in Poland to test the secur…
The MSWiA hospital in Krakow fell victim to a cyberattack on Saturday. "The services responsible for the security of our country are conducting intensive operations," Krzysztof Jan Klęczar, the governor of Małopolska, assured on Monday. Details of the hacker attack were revealed by Michał Zabojszcz, the director of the Krakow hospital. "A fairly standard message appeared on the computer," the doctor announced during a press conference.
On Monday, the Jagiellonian University will begin a series of lectures on the occasion of the Millennium of the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland. The culmination of the jubilee will be a Solemn Holy Mass in the Wawel Cathedral, scheduled for April 6, led by Archbishop Marek Jędraszewski. A number of events related to the millennium will take place throughout Małopolska. As part of the series of lectures at Collegium Novum, historians and researche…
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