Tbilisi's public transport was targeted by cyberattacks, APA's Tbilisi correspondent reports.
According to the report, in the morning, card payment terminals installed on public transport vehicles began to play slogans of protesters against the government and Russia, as well as the Georgian anthem.
Due to the cyberattack, the passenger payment system was temporarily disabled by the city hall. It was noted that technical support for the equipment installed in public transport is provided by the contractor companies of the Bank of Georgia, MS+ LLC and Azri LLC, and representatives of the aforementioned companies have promptly started working on the problem. It was noted that during this period, public transport will provide free services to passengers.
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