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AGE is currently working with the Agency for Cyber Security (ASC) and the Information Technology and Cyber Security Service (STISC) to continue verifying and collating information on the scale of the data extraction. To keep the public informed, the agency will offer two main ways to access information.
Check via the EVO app (online)
To maximise convenience for citizens, a special feature is being developed within the EVO app and in the personal account section of the evo.gov.md portal.
- How it works: Users simply need to authenticate themselves using an electronic signature. The system will show whether their data has been affected by the breach and, if so, exactly what information has been compromised.
- Benefits: A secure environment, a personalised process and no need to submit separate enquiries.
- Timeline: This feature is scheduled to be rolled out in EVO by 27 November 2026.
Submitting a formal application
Citizens who do not use the EVO app will be able to contact the e-Government Agency directly in one of the following ways:
- Online: By submitting a petition certified with an electronic signature via the edemocratie.gov.md platform or to the email address [email protected].
- By post: By sending a written application to the AGE’s postal address.
- In person: By submitting a handwritten application to the AGE headquarters.
Petitions will be considered in accordance with the timeframes set out by law. Responses will contain verified information that is current at the time of the request and, where necessary, will be updated as the investigation progresses.
The e-Government Agency will announce the launch of the new functionality in EVO separately and publish detailed step-by-step instructions for users.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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