According to The Record, citing Roseltorg, the electronic procurement platform suffered an external attack aimed at destroying data and its overall trading infrastructure [1]. The company initially described the service suspension as maintenance before acknowledging the attack and stating that affected data and infrastructure had been restored [1]. The platform stated that relevant operational deadlines would be automatically extended once trading services resumed; this entry does not adopt the data deletion volume claimed by the attackers [1].
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Russian Electronic Procurement Platform Roseltorg Confirms Cyberattack
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- Disclosed
- Jan 14, 2025
- Published
- Nov 10, 2026
- Last updated
- Nov 7, 2026
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The platform stated that relevant operational deadlines would be automatically extended once trading services resumed; this entry does not adopt the data deletion volume claimed by the attackers [1].
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The platform stated that relevant operational deadlines would be automatically extended once trading services resumed; this entry does not adopt the data deletion volume claimed by the attackers [1].
Source excerpt: "The cyberattack on Roseltorg is already impacting clients who rely on the platform’s operations, including government agencies, state-owned companies and suppliers." [1].
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“The cyberattack on Roseltorg is already impacting clients who rely on the platform’s operations, including government agencies, state-owned companies and suppliers.”
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