Ransomware attack cripples Costa Rica’s Ministry of Public Works and Transport

News23 Jan 2023

Costa Rica’s Ministry of Public Works and Transport (MOPT) has again become the target of a ransomware attack by hackers using the Conti ransomware, just months after a wide-ranging attack crippled several ministries.

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