Poland's national computer security incident response team, CERT.PL, published an advisory regarding an attack campaign linked to APT28 [1]. The publication attributes the activity to APT28 and urges relevant institutions to heighten vigilance [1]. Technical details, targeting scope, and indicators of compromise follow the original CERT.PL advisory without additional speculative attribution [1].
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Backfill: this event became public on May 8, 2024 and we added it on Nov 8, 2026. It is not a new event.
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Poland's CERT.PL Publishes Observations on APT28 Campaign
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- Disclosed
- May 8, 2024
- Published
- Nov 8, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 7, 2026
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What happened
Who is affected
Industries mainly affected: Government
What to do nowOur advice
The advisory links the campaign to APT28 and urges relevant organizations to remain on high alert [1].
Timeline
- Incident publicly disclosed[1]
Technical details
Source-Supported Details
In May 2024, CERT.PL published an advisory on activity linked to APT28. This entry is based on the national CERT publication and does not name specific victim organizations unless explicitly identified in the source text [1].
Source excerpt: "The primary purpose of this publication is to disrupt hostile activities and enable the detection and analysis of the described activities. The CERT Polska team recommends the network administrators to check whether the organization's employees have not been the subject of an attack." [1].
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“The primary purpose of this publication is to disrupt hostile activities and enable the detection and analysis of the described activities. The CERT Polska team recommends the network administrators to check whether the organization's employees have not been the subject of an attack.”
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