The Hungarian State Treasury Was Hit by a Cyberattack, According to Experts, From Russian Servers
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As a result of the incident, files on some employees' computers became encrypted.
The IT network of the National Paying Agency of the Hungarian State Treasury was hit by a cyberattack. No data was damaged, and an investigation has been launched.
The National Cyber Security Institute is investigating the incident.
The National Paying Agency's IT system has been hit by a cyberattack, experts believe from Russian servers. The Hungarian State Treasury said that the incident is currently being investigated and operations are being restored as soon as possible.
A cyberattack has hit the IT network of the Hungarian State Treasury's agricultural and rural development department. According to the treasury, customer data was not affected by the incident, but files on some internal computers have become encrypted and several electronic services are operating to a limited extent. The cyberattack may have originated from servers in Russia.
The IT network of the National Paying Agency of the Hungarian State Treasury has been hit by a cyberattack. According to current information, the attack originated from servers in Russia. No customer data was compromised, but files on some employees' computers were encrypted, which means that several electronic services are temporarily only accessible to a limited extent.
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