All major services of the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, Individual Entrepreneurs and Public Organizations (USR) portal have been restored, the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine has announced.
“All the main services of the USR portal have been restored after a large-scale cyberattack by the Russian Federation,” the Ministry said in a statement.
In particular, the following services are available on the portal again: free search for information in the registry; generation of extracts; obtaining the results of administrative services by access code; access of state bodies to information from the registry through access identifiers.
Earlier, on January 9, the Ministry of Justice reported that the Unified State Register of Legal Entities had resumed operation after a Russian cyberattack.
As reported, on December 19, the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine announced a large-scale failure at the level of the network infrastructure serving state registries.
Later, the Vice Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration and Minister of Justice of Ukraine Olha Stefanyshyna said that Russia had launched a cyberattack on state registries under the Ministry of Justice’s jurisdiction to disrupt critical infrastructure, and their work was temporarily suspended. She noted that the time for priority restoration would be approximately two weeks.
On December 20, Stefanyshyna said that all data in the registers would be restored, but it would take some time, and that no personal data leakage had been confirmed as a result of the Russian cyberattack on the network infrastructure of the Ministry of Justice that serves the state registers.
