News / Online booking still down at JNPCT after 'cyber-attack'

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By Angelo Mathais, India correspondent

07/03/2022

Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (Nhava Sheva) is making slow progress getting terminal systems at its own facility (JNPCT) back on track after a suspected cyber-attack on 20 February.Sources in JNPT told The Loadstar it had recovered its systems, but online applications were still not “up and running”, a port official said. “Online data uploading has not yet been reactivated, which is expected to take another two to three weeks.” The system disruption has been a source of concern for ...

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