"The stabilisation of the network is practically assured, which includes mobile and fixed voice, data and television service", they added.
In progress, "the re-establishment of specific solutions for business customers is underway", and "we have also increased the availability of more customer support service tools, including the restoration of part of the digital channels", the official source continued.
Vodafone has created a site with all the updates that customers can consult at https://www.vodafone.pt/informacao-ciberataque.html
The telecommunications operator led by Mário Vaz was the target of an unprecedented cyberattack on Monday night, which affected its network and its four million customers.
4g is back, but internet speeds are extremely low. 3rd day already. No word about compensation for customers.
By Fred Doe from Algarve on 10 Feb 2022, 15:00
Two points.
First it shows how vulnerable society has allowed itself to become with such reliance on technology.
Second,who in their right mind would hold their wealth in a digital asset such as crypto,when every hacker in the world is working out how to break into the system and steal you supposed asset?
By James from Algarve on 10 Feb 2022, 15:16
It's good to know that Vodafone has no problem of sending me my factura without any problems during this trying time for the company...
By Sakamoto Saurez from Lisbon on 11 Feb 2022, 10:52