Cybersecurity
Poland’s LOT Says Flights Back to Normal After Cyber-Attack
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The Polish state-run LOT Airlines has restored regular service after a cyber attack forced it to ground flights for several hours on Sunday afternoon.
The Warsaw-based LOT canceled at least 20 flights, including to Munich, Hamburg and Brussels, after a hacking breach into its on-the-ground information system, spokesman Adrian Kubicki said by phone on Monday. During the disruption, the company was unable to plan flights and planes couldn’t take off.