Porto de Santos hit by cyberattack claimed by N0n group: website down 5+ days, gate control failed, security level 2 enforced
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The Porto de Santos, Brazil's largest port complex, is recovering from a cyberattack that has kept its website offline for more than five days, according to the latest report (olhardigital.com.br, 2026-11-11). The Autoridade Portuária de Santos (APS) is investigating, and the Federal Police has opened an investigation. The incident follows a claim by the criminal group N0n, which announced the intrusion and demanded a cryptocurrency ransom, with the deadline passing in early November (olhardigital.com.br, 2026-11-10). Port operations were maintained, but the attack caused failures in gate control systems that manage the access and egress of people and vehicles, so the state commission enforced security level 2 (olhardigital.com.br, 2026-11-11). The full impact and the scope of any data breach remain undetermined, and no ETA has been given for full service restoration.
Detalhes técnicos
- Attack claimed by N0n, which demanded a ransom in cryptocurrency; the claim itself is not independently confirmed in the sources (olhardigital.com.br).
- Affected: the public website and online systems, and the gate control systems for people and vehicles (olhardigital.com.br).
- Initial vector, malware and data exfiltration have not been disclosed.
Remediação
- Authorities advise against paying the ransom (olhardigital.com.br).
- Recovery is being handled by APS technology teams, third parties and Serpro; internal internet and telephony services have been restored (olhardigital.com.br, 2026-11-11).
- The Federal Police were awaiting documentation from APS to proceed with the investigation (olhardigital.com.br, 2026-11-10).
Relatos divergentes
- Impact on operations: the first report (olhardigital.com.br, 2026-11-10) said no impact on port operations had been reported. The later report (olhardigital.com.br, 2026-11-11) says operations continued but gate control systems failed, prompting security level 2. The later report is more current.
- Federal Police status: on 2026-11-10 they were awaiting APS documentation; on 2026-11-11 the investigation was reported as initiated.
Linha do tempo
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Porto de Santos cyber attack triggers elevated security level, site remains down
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The Port authority of Santos is recovering from a cyber attack that knocked its website offline for over five days while maintaining port operations. The attack caused failure in gate control systems, which manage access and egress of people and vehicles. Consequently, security level 2 was enforced by the state commission to enhance protections. The Police Federal has initiated an investigation, though the full impact and data breach scope remain undetermined. Recovery efforts involve port authority tech teams, third parties, and Serpro, with internal internet and telephony services restored but no ETA for full service return.
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Porto de Santos systems taken offline amid cyberattack investigation
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The Porto de Santos, Brazil's largest port complex, experienced a shutdown of its website and online systems. The Autoridade Portuária de Santos (APS) is investigating the causes, with no reported impact on port operations. The incident follows a claimed cyberattack by the criminal group N0n, who announced the invasion and demanded a cryptocurrency ransom, with the deadline passing in early November. Authorities advise against paying ransom and are collaborating with the Federal Police, who are awaiting documentation from APS to proceed with an investigation.