Cyber● Elevated40m ago · Nov 12, 2026, 12:45 AM

Five days after the cyberattack, Port of Santos still trying to normalize systems affected by the invasion

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Port of Santos still operates under contingency five days after hacker attack. Five days after the cyberattack, the Port of Santos is still trying to normalize the systems affected by the invasion. The attack compromised systems used in access control, cargo, and port operations. Part of the procedures.

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