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Port of Santos: systems still affected after cyber attack

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Briefings

Porto de Santos confirmed a cyberattack on November 6, 2026, disabling administrative systems, electricity, and internet access while logistics operations remained unaffected. Recovery efforts continued with gradual restoration, and the port's operational access to ships and land remains active. The attack's scope and data access details remain unknown.

Key points

• The Autoridade Portuaria de Santos (APS) confirmed a cyberattack initiated on November 6, 2026, that disabled administrative systems, electricity, and internet access across the port's administrative area.
• Logistics operations, including ship and land access, continued uninterrupted despite the attack, and recovery efforts were ongoing with gradual system restoration.

Context

The attack occurred in Santos, Brazil, affecting the Porto de Santos port. The APS and Cesportos-SP responded with contingency measures and increased security protocols. The Porto Sem Papel system remained unaffected.

Limitations

The extent of the attack and whether data or initial objectives were accessed remain unknown. Specific attack origin and duration are not fully documented.

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