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Montenegro Sent Back to Analog by Unprecedented Cyber Attacks
"After the ransomware attack last week, Government DNS namespace is blocked so the administration switched to offline mode. According to internal investigation, a cyber-attack happened after a malicious software was uploaded from the computer in one of Government services," a government source told BIRN, speaking on condition of anonymity.
Government decides no compulsory Covid-19 school public health measures, masks optional
The ministries of health and education today decided that there will be no compulsory public health measures to protect against the spread of the current highly transmissible variant of COVID-19 at schools nationwide, which are scheduled to re-open on 12 September.
Montenegro Still Assessing Damage From Mystery Cyber Attacks
Montenegrin National Security Council session in Podgorica. Photo: Government of Montenegro
Since August 22, the government has reported two series of cyber-attacks on government servers, claiming they managed to prevent any damage.
3 Indian Air Force officers were fired for accidentally launching a supersonic cruise missile into nuclear-armed neighbor Pakistan
The mishap occurred during routine maintenance due to a “technical malfunction,” India said
Major scandal: How "NATO secret" was revealed
The data includes blueprints for weapons used by NATO allies in the conflict in Ukraine, and hackers were selling them online after stealing data from a major European arms manufacturer, MBDA Missile Systems, according to the BBC.
MBDA Missile Systems admitted its data was among the stash but claimed none of the classified files belong to the firm.
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National Natural Gas System Operator (DESFA): Crucial documents posted on the dark web
The group behind the cyberattack against the National Natural Gas System Operator proceeded to publish part of the documents they managed to intercept from the DESFA servers.
According to the first information, the material that has reached their hands is estimated at more than 350 GB, with the experts who have dealt with the case underlining that it is a "difficult case".
Police force struggling with staff shortages, long commutes
Ljubljana – Police departments in Slovenia continue to struggle with staffing shortages dating back to austerity measures. The average age of a police officer rises by 4.5 months each year, while unions are warning that many, especially from the east of the country as the main source of the police’s workforce, are having to do extremely long commutes.
COVID-19 in Bulgaria: Duration of the Isolation of Patients is Reduced from Today
The duration of the isolation of patients with COVID-19, as well as the quarantine for contact persons, is shortened from today, August 18. Patients with laboratory-proven COVID-19 will be subject to isolation for a period of 7 days, instead of 10 days as before, and contact persons will be subject to a 5-day quarantine (so far, the quarantine lasted 7 days) , specified by the Ministry of Healt
COVID-19: New Changes to Quarantine Measures in Bulgaria
Mandatory isolation for those sick with COVID-19 is officially reduced from 10 to 7 days. This was stated at a briefing before the Ministry of Health by Professor Angel Kunchev - Chief State Health Inspector.
The first statement by the Montenegrin police after the Cetinje massacre
Government of Montenegro has declared three days of national mourning for the victims of a mass shooting in town of Cetinje that has shattered the community.
We transmit the police statement in its entirety: