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Home / Technology / Poland Thwarts Major Cyberattack on Energy Grid

Poland Thwarts Major Cyberattack on Energy Grid

13 Jan

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Summary

  • Poland's energy system experienced its largest cyberattack in years.
  • The attack aimed to disrupt communication between renewable energy sources and operators.
  • Russia has increased cyber activities against Poland since the Ukraine war.
Poland Thwarts Major Cyberattack on Energy Grid

Poland's energy infrastructure withstood its most severe cyberattack in recent years in the last week of December. The attack specifically targeted the communication channels linking renewable energy sources to the nation's power distribution network. This incident marked a shift in tactics, as previous large-scale attacks typically focused on major power units or transmission grids.

The nation's energy minister revealed the cyberattack on Tuesday, emphasizing its unique pattern. This event occurs amidst a backdrop of escalating cyber threats against Poland's critical infrastructure, with a significant increase in Russian-linked activities observed since February 2022. Reports indicate a substantial rise in resources dedicated by Russian military intelligence for such operations against Poland.

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While specifics regarding the perpetrators and the countermeasures implemented were not disclosed, a significant portion of the approximately 170,000 identified cyber incidents in the first three quarters of 2025 were attributed to Russian actors. This ongoing threat landscape underscores the persistent challenges in safeguarding national energy security.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The attack aimed to disrupt communication between renewable energy installations and power distribution operators in Poland.
While not officially confirmed, Russia has been increasingly involved in cyberattacks against Poland's critical infrastructure.
It was described by the energy minister as the strongest attack on the energy infrastructure in years.

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