Police questions regarding problems with OASA's telematics system
Serious questions have arisen in recent days regarding the operation of the telematics system in Attica's public transport. The system, which informs passengers about bus and trolleybus schedules in real time, is experiencing problems, causing disruption to citizens' commutes.
Hellenic Police, through the Cyber Crime Unit, have launched an investigation to determine the cause of the malfunction. Authorities are examining whether this is a simple technical failure or something more serious concerning the security of the organization's digital infrastructure.
According to statements from the responsible officers, if there was indeed a cybersecurity incident, it must be proven with specific evidence. The investigation is focusing on whether there was external interference with OASA's systems that affected the provision of information to the traveling public.
For its part, OASA is cooperating with the authorities for the restoration of the system and the full investigation of the matter. Technicians are working intensively to ensure that information for citizens will soon return to normal.
The case remains open, as the results of the audits on the digital systems are awaited. Passengers are advised to stay informed about schedule changes through the organization's official announcements until the problem is fully resolved.