The Russian "Lukoil" was subjected to a large-scale hacker attack on March 26. The entire system of the company has not been working since the morning. This is reported by Russian media, writes UNN.
Details
According to the publication, this morning the company's employees could not log into their work computers, as the screen showed a strange message about a breakdown, suspiciously similar to a hack.
All employees received an order not to log into work accounts using logins and passwords to avoid data leaks
Access to the system of client users and internal databases of the company is currently closed.
"At the same time, we are talking about both the head office and regional branches. It is unknown how long the recovery will take," the Telegram channel notes.
According to the source, last year, after a similar attack, the system was restored for about 3 days.
"If you can't pay the bill for SBP - you are not alone. The system of fast payments has collapsed all over the country," the publication says.
According to the Downdetector service, more than 6,000 users complained about the failure within an hour.
Remind
On March 23, Ukrzaliznytsia systems were subjected to a cyberattack, online ticket sales were suspended. Train traffic remained stable, they ran without delays, and tickets were sold through ticket offices.