Precautions as a result of hacker assault on the Cadastre, neither workers nor customers have entry

Real estate agents are facing a problem – cessation of work of the Cadastre it also hampered their work. Until then, no one answers them.

Notaries do not certify contracts, an excerpt from the cadastre cannot be taken out, no change of ownership can be made, simply, the cadastre does not work and it is not known when it will start working. When the cadastre starts working, it will be crowded rush to check the condition of their property, how it is registered, and whether there has been any change “, claims Aleksandara Jugović from the” Eurorent “agency.

Đuro Gavrić, owner of the real estate agency “Top-Tip” from Subotica, says that now most people come from abroad to buy real estate in our country.

“Now is the moment when people from other countries come to us, they have a few days to do some work, to buy an apartment, a house, but they can’t just, and their time is limited, they have to come back, and when they come back, when to come again, so that is a huge problem for us “, says Gavrić.

Neither employees nor external users have access to the system, as hackers would not be able to continue the attack, say the Republic Geodetic Authority.

“It is very important to us that all data on ownership and all real estate in the Republic of Serbia remain protected, and that is why we must perform this work thoroughly and with great precaution,” says Maja Radović from RGZ.

Databases are something that used to be archives where documents and systems were kept to protect that data.

These are computer programs and therefore it was necessary to prevent further spread of malicious software through the RGZ system, and therefore it is necessary that security engineers have enough time to solve it.

Experts on high-tech crime believe that it is good that the state has locked the complete system.

“Today, we received a criminal report from the Department of High-Tech Crime of the Ministry of the Interior of Serbia against unknown perpetrators for a criminal act. It is about placing a malicious program that is specially programmed to damage computer data by locking it to a certain depth. the key, which should unlock that data, is looking for a certain type of money or some monetary value “, says the special prosecutor for high-tech crime Branko Stamenković.

The prosecution is working with the police to find the perpetrators of the crime. The RGA emphasizes that their goal is to put the e-cadastre and e-counter-systems into operation as soon as possible, which are accessed by the Ministry of Construction due to building permits, banks due to loans, notaries and real estate agencies.

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