“After the cyber attack of the Russian Federation. Birth, marriage and name change records are again available in Diya January 11, 15:22 Share: In Diya, some services have been restored after a large-scale cyber attack (Photo: Diya / Telegram) Act records of birth, marriage, divorce and change are again available in the Diya application name Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov announced this on Saturday, January 11. “Hide paper documents”, — write on: ua.news
Some services were restored in Diya after a large-scale cyber attack (Photo: Diya / Telegram)
Act records of birth, marriage, divorce and name change are again available in the Deed application. Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov announced this on Saturday, January 11.
““Hide your paper documents on the shelf, records of births, divorces, marriages and name changes are again available in Diya,” said Fedorov.
It was previously reported that the State Register of Civil Status Acts was operational after a Russian hacker attack (DRATSS). Diya stated that they are actively cooperating with the Ministry of Justice to restore all services.
One of the largest cyberattacks of the Russian Federation on Ukrainian state registers is the main thing
On December 19, the Deputy Prime Minister-Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration Olga Stefanishyna announced the most extensive cyber attack by the Russian Federation on Ukrainian state registers in recent times, in particular on the register of acts of civil status of citizens, the state register of legal entities and FOPs, the register of property rights to immovable property .
As the government official said, it will take up to two weeks for the priority restoration of the registers, the leakage of personal data as a result of the attack has not been confirmed.
On December 20, the head of the Center for countering disinformation of the NSDC Andriy Kovalenko announced that a large-scale cyber attack on the state registers of the Ministry of Justice was carried out by Russian hackers connected to the General Directorate of the General Staff of the Ministry of Defense of the aggressor country Russia (GRU).
Later, Deputy Minister of Defense Kateryna Chernogorenko said that the registers of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine are working normally after the cyber attack, but the receipt of postponements from mobilization through the Reserve+ application has been temporarily suspended.
Oleksandr Fedienko, a member of the Verkhovna Rada’s Committee on National Security, Defense and Intelligence, noted that during the cyber attack, a login to the system through a top-level account was recorded.
According to him, the burglary was well prepared. He suggested that the hacking attack could have been carried out by phishing or by bribing an employee who had access to the registers.
On December 30, the Ministry of Justice announced that it had resumed the work of the Unified Register of Powers of Attorney, the Inheritance Register, and the Unified Register of Special Forms of Notary Documents after a large-scale Russian cyberattack.