The Record reports that Polish officials said on November 10, 2026 that they detected and stopped a cyberattack on ePUAP, the nationwide platform citizens and businesses use to submit documents and contact agencies, and temporarily shut it down [1]. A Digital Affairs Ministry spokesperson said the shutdown was a precaution rather than damage from the attack, authorities have not said how it was carried out or by whom nor confirmed any access or data theft, ePUAP mailboxes are unavailable and the Trusted Profile identity system may also be affected [1]. People and agencies that rely on ePUAP or the Trusted Profile should follow government website notices for restoration, since the ministry has given no timeline [1].
Poland takes e-government platform ePUAP offline after an attack, suspending online filings and mailboxes
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- Disclosed
- Nov 10, 2026
- Published
- Nov 12, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 12, 2026
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Industries mainly affected: Government
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People and agencies that rely on ePUAP or the Trusted Profile should follow government website notices for restoration, since the ministry has given no timeline [1]
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- Polish officials announce ePUAP attack and precautionary shutdown[1]
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- 1Check service status verify[1]
Follow government website notices for the restoration status of ePUAP and the Trusted Profile.
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- [1]The Record by Recorded Future News2026-11-11Accessed 2026-11-12Snapshot 2026-11-12 sha256 5a1ef55d568e
“Poland temporarily shut down a government platform used by citizens and businesses to access public services after detecting and stopping a cyberattack, officials said Tuesday.”
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