(Adnkronos) – There are no indications that the blackout that mainly affected Spain and Portugal was caused by a cyber-attack. This was underlined by the Portuguese Prime Minister, Luis Montenegro, according to local media reports. Montenegro added that the authorities will try to “restore the situation in the coming hours” and expect a return to normality already today.
Portuguese Prime Minister, ‘no indication of cyber-attack’
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