Canada
CAN
During the September 2023 DDoS campaign against Canadian institutions, the Canada Border Services Agency confirmed connectivity disruptions affecting automated inspection kiosks and electronic border-processing gates at airports. These outages caused delays in processing arriving international passengers, including at Montréal-Trudeau International Airport. CBSA reported restoration of affected systems within a few hours. The pro-Russian collective NoName057(16) claimed attacks against CBSA and other Canadian organizations, but CBSA did not independently attribute the disruption to that group. The documented consequence was degraded passenger border-processing service, not a verified interruption to commercial cargo clearance.
Estimated severity
69 / 100
Source reliability
82 / 100
Approximate Date
2023-09-15
Targeted Company
CANADA BORDER SERVICES AGENCY
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Canada
CAN
No other affected countries reported
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Canada
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