Cyber attack in Greece disrupts high school exams

By EducationHQ News Team
Published May 31, 2023

Greece's education ministry says it has been targeted in a cyber attack described as the most extensive in the country's history, aimed at disabling a centralised high school examination platform.

A cyber attack has touched off a political spat in Greece ahead of general elections.

It said the distributed denial of service, or DDoS, attacks aimed at overwhelming the platform occurred for a second consecutive ...

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Cyber attack in Greece disrupts high school exams

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