According to Semana, citing a statement from EPM, the company discovered on May 23, 2025, that its Factura Web payment page had been impersonated, diverting customer payments to third parties [1]. The company stated that it had contained the issue but preventively shut down its official website, mobile application, and certain other digital payment channels [1]. EPM advised users to temporarily make payments through authorized physical channels and explained that its official digital payment process requires account authentication [1].
Colombia's EPM Reports Impersonation of Factura Web Payment Portal Diverting Funds to Third Parties
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- Disclosed
- May 25, 2025
- Occurred
- May 23, 2025
- Published
- Nov 10, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 7, 2026
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Industries mainly affected: Energy
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EPM advised users to temporarily make payments through authorized physical channels and explained that its official digital payment process requires account authentication [1].
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EPM advised users to temporarily make payments through authorized physical channels and explained that its official digital payment process requires account authentication [1].
Source excerpt: "Paralelamente, en septiembre del año pasado la distribuidora de energía eléctrica de la Costa Caribe, Air-e, sufrió un ciberataque de , lo que interrumpió servicios importantes para sus clientes y afectó sus sistemas internos." [1].
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“Paralelamente, en septiembre del año pasado la distribuidora de energía eléctrica de la Costa Caribe, Air-e, sufrió un ciberataque de ransomware , lo que interrumpió servicios importantes para sus clientes y afectó sus sistemas internos.”
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