Poland's critical infrastructure is facing an increased number of cyberattacks from Russia, with 170,000 incidents reported this year.
Liviu Brăteanu
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According to the Polish Minister of Digital Affairs, Russia has tripled its resources for cyberattacks, with between 2,000 and 4,000 daily incidents occurring. Of the 170,000 attacks reported in the first three quarters, a significant portion is attributed to Russian actors. Poland is considered a main target of the Kremlin, which aims at essential critical infrastructure. Additionally, a major cyberattack was correlated with a Russian drone attack on September 10.
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Atacuri cibernetice în număr tot mai mare ale Rusiei asupra infrastructurii critice a Poloniei. Explicațiile unui ministru polonez
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