The government is preparing to restart the e-Terra information system, affected by a cyber attack, without being able to provide an exact date. The cadastral database has not been compromised.

The government has announced that the optimal option for restarting the e-Terra system, affected by a ransomware cyber attack on July 14, 2026, is to resume operation on the current version, followed by subsequent updates. Final functionality tests will begin after the migration of the infrastructure and the restart of the database are completed. The incident was investigated by the National Cyber Security Directorate (DNSC), which confirmed that the cadastral database was not affected.

The government emphasizes that there is no evidence that the attackers accessed user data. Following the incident, users are advised to change their passwords and to be cautious with requests for personal data. The investigation continues to identify the perpetrators of the attack, and cybersecurity measures will be strengthened across all public institutions. The government will provide further updates as progress is made in the restart process.