Over 4,000 Cyberattacks Hit Poland's Energy Sector in 2024: What It Means for Critical Infrastructure
Poland's energy sector faced 4,000+ cyber incidents in 2024, 4.5% of all attacks nationwide. Experts warn 2025 will be tougher amid hybrid threats.
Incidents
An arson attack on high-voltage pylons left over 50,000 Berlin homes and businesses without power. An anarchist group has claimed responsibility.

On Tuesday morning, a major power outage struck Berlin, affecting more than 50,000 households and businesses. The blackout was caused by an arson attack on two high-voltage pylons.
An anarchist group calling itself “Einige Anarchist:innen” has claimed responsibility for the arson. In a statement, the perpetrators said they were targeting IT, defense, and artificial intelligence companies such as Siemens and Atos. The group accused these corporations of supporting militarization and surveillance.
The blackout had serious consequences for the southeastern part of the city:
So far, crews have restored power to around 15,000 customers. Investigators are treating the incident as a possible politically motivated attack.
Attacks on critical infrastructure are a growing trend. A cyberattack on European airports caused similar chaos. In Poland, the energy sector faces thousands of cyberattacks every year.
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