Lithuanian authorities say the country is not facing a coordinated cyberattack, despite two major recent incidents involving sensitive data leaks. The latest breach exposed personal data from 62,000 doctors at the State Health Care Accreditation Agency, following an earlier leak of real estate data belonging to more than 600,000 people. #StateHealthCareAccreditationAgency #NKVC
Information
- Victim: No sign of coordinated attack, Lithuanian authorities say after another cyber incident
- Website: vaspvt.lrv.lt
- Country: Lithuania
- Date Reported: 2026-06-09
Keypoints
- Lithuania’s National Cyber Security Centre says there is no evidence of a coordinated cyberattack.
- NKVC head Antanas Aleknavičius made the statement following two significant recent incidents.
- The latest incident leaked 62,000 records containing personal data of doctors.
- The affected organization was the State Health Care Accreditation Agency.
- A previous incident last month exposed real estate data of more than 600,000 people.
- The Prosecutor General has launched a preliminary investigation into the unauthorized system access.