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The Telecommunications Systems of the Largest Port in Brazil Suffer a Cyber Attack

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The telecommunications systems of the largest port in Brazil suffer a cyber attack

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The cyber attack caused an electrical blackout that left telephone connections, internet and other internal systems out of service.

·Guayaquil, Ecuador
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The telecommunications systems of the largest port in Brazil suffer a cyber attack

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Port of Santos (SP) has out-of-the-air systems; port authority investigates causes

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Systems of the Harbour Authority of Santos are unavailable Disclosure/Port Authority of Santos and g1 Santos The systems of the Harbour Authority of Santos (APS) are unavailable since the morning of Friday (6), when a decrease of energy affected the servers of the company. At g1, the company stated that there is suspicion of cyber incident, but it has not yet been possible to determine the scope and whether there was access to the data. Accordin…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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PF investigates possible hack attack on the port of Santos. System failures have led the port authority to strengthen access security.

·Curitiba, Brazil
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The Harbour Authority of Santos has informed, this 3rdday (10.nov.2026) that it is discovering a cyber invasion to its systems. The company has suffered a decrease of electrical energy on 6thday (6.nov) and analyzes if the episode is related to the action that affected the internal systems of the harbour authority, including the internet and the telephone. Some services have already been restored on 2ndday (9.nov), but the site of the APS remain…

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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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