Montenegro’s State Infrastructure Struck by Cyber Attack Officials

An unprecedented cyber attack on Montenegro’s government digital infrastructure occurred, and the government promptly implemented measures to mitigate its impact. Montenegro immediately reported the attack to other NATO members. 

“Certain services were switched off temporarily for security reasons but the security of accounts belonging to citizens and companies and their data have not been jeopardised,” said Public Administration Minister Maras Dukaj. 

The attack, according to the Minister, began on Thursday night. The US embassy in Montenegro recommended US citizens limit their movement and travel within the country to the necessities and keep their travel documents up to date and easily accessible, fearing that the attack would disrupt government infrastructure for identifying people living in Montenegro and transportation. The National Security Agency issued a warning to critical infrastructure organisations.

“A persistent and ongoing cyber-attack is in process in Montenegro,” reported the website of the U.S. Embassy in the capital Podgorica. 

“The attack may include disruptions to the public utility, transportation (including border crossings and airport), and telecommunication sectors.” 

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