Voting in the Slovak parliament halted because of a possible cyberattack
According to parliament speaker Boris Kollar, the Slovak parliament suspended its regular session on Thursday after a suspected cyberattack took down its IT systems – this led to the postponement of voting.
According to parliament speaker Boris Kollar, the Slovak parliament suspended its regular session on Thursday after a suspected cyberattack took down its IT systems – all of which led to the postponement of voting.
Due to a hacker attack on Thursday, the Senate’s website in the neighbouring country of Poland was unavailable.
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