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Andris Kulbergs (@AndrisKulbergs)
APVIENOTAIS SARAKSTS - Latvijas Zaļā partija, Latvijas Reģionu Apvienība, Liepājas partija · Ministru prezidents
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@desdae1 @CSDD_LV @Apvienotais_ There will be a separate story about TET, but there everything points to interesting internal processes at CSDD, which is very interesting...

@AndrisKulbergs @CSDD_LV @Apvienotais_ ZZdats/Dativa + LVM + CSDD + undisclosed data leaks already form a very interesting data set. It is also unclear why TET monitoring did not detect abnormal data flow to some IP addresses in time.

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Juris Pūce (@pucej)
Latvijas attīstībai · LA valdes priekšsēdētājs
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@RobertsKalniņš I disagree. Kulbergs would lose nothing, possibly even gain. But he doesn't say it, so an automatic reaction is at work - better not to say.

@pucej Because such harsh things must not be said before elections.

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Kulbergs wants to introduce authentication for access to declarations of state officials

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Juris Pūce (@pucej)
Latvijas attīstībai · LA valdes priekšsēdētājs
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@AndrisKulbergs @CSDD_LV @Apvienotais_ Prime Minister, the Minister of Agriculture in your government is @uldisaugulis, not @ArmandsKrauze

🚨 CSDD CYBERATTACK — NEGLIGENCE WITH REAL CONSEQUENCES FOR STATE SECURITY — Today about the @CSDD_LV cyberattack, its consequences, and what must be done now. The CSDD board and council have been dismissed. Temporary management will be appointed instead, while competitions for the permanent board and council are started immediately. 🔴 WHAT HAPPENED? ➖️ On August 8 at about 3:00 AM, from Friday to Saturday, an attacker broke into the CSDD system. ➖️ The breach occurred through the CSDD MEDICAL platform, which about 200 doctors use to enter medical certificates for vehicle drivers. ➖️ The attacker operated undisturbed through the system on Saturday and Sunday. ➖️ On Sunday evening, a large-scale data download occurred. ➖️ CSDD only learned of the suspicious activity on Monday. ➖️ On Wednesday, it was established that data theft had occurred. ➖️ The Prime Minister was only informed on Wednesday at 5:00 PM. ❗ HOW WAS THIS POSSIBLE AT ALL? CSDD should have had secure multi-factor authentication. But CSDD MEDICAL access was possible only with a regular username and password. CSDD had every opportunity to implement top-level cybersecurity: 💶 there were financial resources; 💻 there was IT capacity; 🧠 there were knowledge and specialists. Yet self-assurance, negligence, and arrogance toward cybersecurity risks have led to one of the most serious data leaks in state possession. It threatens not only people's privacy but also the security of citizens, businesses, and the state. 📂 WHAT DATA HAS LEAKED? A very large volume of data is concerned: ➖️ data of approximately 1.3 million private individuals; ➖️ data of approximately 200,000 companies; ➖️ payment information for the period from 2008 to 2026; ➖️ first name, surname, or company name; ➖️ personal code or company registration number; ➖️ declared address; ➖️ vehicle state registration number. I do not understand why CSDD needed to store payment data since 2008 on its servers at all, if the regulatory acts do not require such storage. 🛡️ WARNINGS WERE THERE. THEY WERE NOT USED. CSDD had a contract with TET for server and connection cybersecurity, but not for the protection of CSDD's own application and software. Moreover. https://t.co/Y2dCsXsES5 had already offered from January to April 2026 to install its sensors that automatically identify suspicious anomalies in the network. The CERT measure is free. CSDD refused it. ⚖️ A submission has been filed with the prosecutor's office for possible negligence or wrongdoing. Law enforcement authorities must now establish the responsibility of each official. ✅ WHAT DO WE DO NEXT? I have issued a Prime Minister's resolution with 12 specific tasks for ministries and state institutions. Key ones: ➖️ CSDD must inform every affected person and company, indicating what specific data has leaked. ➖️ https://t.co/Y2dCsXsES5 sensors must be mandatorily installed in all critically important state systems so that anomalies are identified in a timely manner, not several days after the breach. ➖️ All critical infrastructure and sensitive data institutions must carry out full-scale intrusion simulations, i.e., penetration tests, to really test system resilience and find weaknesses before an attacker does. ➖️ Instructed to assess the possibility of restricting the freely accessible e-CSDD vehicle number plate check tool. ➖️ Instructed to assess how quickly state systems can abandon the use of the personal code as a username, moving to a more secure identification solution. ➖️ https://t.co/Y2dCsXsES5 has submitted a list of other state institutions that similarly refused the proposed cybersecurity measures. Next week we will go through this list. And the questions will be unpleasant. ⚠️ A MUCH GREATER STATE SECURITY RISK — declarations of officials. Individually, this data is already sensitive. But in combination with other publicly available state databases, it becomes a very effective profiling tool. The declaration information of officials in the VID system is currently freely viewable without user identification. In the era of artificial intelligence, the collection, structuring, and linking of huge amounts of data takes not months, but minutes. This means that such data can be systematically collected and regularly updated also by the services of Russia, Belarus, North Korea, or other countries. By combining CSDD's stolen data with publicly available declarations and other databases, it is possible to profile: 👮 police officers; 🪖 soldiers; 🛂 border guards; 🕵️ security service employees; 🏛️ officials and their families. This is already a national security issue. Declarations must remain accessible to the public, but I see no justification for them being mass-copied anonymously. The solution can be very simple — the information remains public, but access is after authentication, for example, with one's profile at https://t.co/2abj1S4l9U. 🌲 AND I HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN THE @valstsmezi CYBERATTACK. From the Minister of Agriculture @ArmandsKrauze I expect a concrete answer: who in Latvian State Forests was responsible for the systematic failure to update server software, which allowed the attacker to exploit vulnerabilities? Next week I want on the table: ➖️ the name and surname of the responsible official; ➖️ an explanation of how this was allowed; ➖️ information on what consequences and responsibility will follow. 🇱🇻 WE DO NOT LIVE IN A PEACETIME DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT. Latvia lives under constant hybrid threat conditions. Next to us are aggressor states that use all possible methods against our country. At the same time, artificial intelligence has made the preparation, automation, and data processing of cyberattacks much easier. Therefore, the attitude — “surely nothing will happen to us” — is no longer acceptable in public administration. Cybersecurity is not a technical matter for the IT department. It is state security. ❓ AND I ALSO HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE NCC NATIONAL CYBERSECURITY CENTRE. I am interested in how it can be that the National Cybersecurity Centre, which had about 20 million euros in 2025 and about 28 million euros in 2026, has not been able to achieve significantly higher resilience of state systems against such attacks? That is very serious funding. About half of the public television and radio media budget. With such funding, there must also be a measurable result: ✅ how many institutions have actually been tested; ✅ how many vulnerabilities have been eliminated; ✅ in how many systems multi-factor authentication has been introduced; ✅ in how many institutions have https://t.co/Y2dCsXsES5 sensors been installed; ✅ how many real cyberattack simulation tests have been conducted; ✅ and who is responsible if known risks remain unaddressed for years. I have questions. And I expect very concrete answers. Cybersecurity cannot be fixed with presentations, strategies, and reports.

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Ēriks Stendzenieks (@E_Stendzenieks)
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@VeritasMens @AndrisKulbergs This is a completely new institution created in 2024 to prevent what happened with CSDD, LVM. Previously this institution did not exist and costs were €0. In fact, for €20 + 28 = 48 million, the result is the opposite, negative! JV/Pro work. Or fraud?

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Andris Kulbergs (@AndrisKulbergs)
APVIENOTAIS SARAKSTS - Latvijas Zaļā partija, Latvijas Reģionu Apvienība, Liepājas partija · Ministru prezidents
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@ESvirskis We have a Minister of Justice to whom this question should start being addressed @EdvardsSmiltens. Otherwise I'll become the problem dispatcher here.

Question to Andris Kulbergs @AndrisKulbergs: why don't we want to overhaul external oversight of the justice system along the Finnish model? Does Latvia have such a unique legal system that the principle of an independent Chancellor of Justice, which works in Finland, cannot even be seriously considered here? Or is the problem much simpler - the justice system itself has no interest in independent external control, while the rest of the public administration finds it convenient to keep a model where institutions largely audit themselves? If we publicly talk about the need to overhaul the justice system, then it is time to say exactly how we will do it.

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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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Mareks is talking nonsense. Kulbergs and Rinkēvičs also discussed the possibility of leaving access only to journalists. Russia has no reason to occupy Latvia — with such restrictions Latvia itself will become an orchistan. Enjoy the corruption, I only wonder — who will be the wedge when public patience breaks over the covering up of corruption? That's how the Russians fucked up their potential democracy — by staying silent and accepting.

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Juris Viļums (@jureits)
APVIENOTAIS SARAKSTS - Latvijas Zaļā partija, Latvijas Reģionu Apvienība, Liepājas partija · Saeimas deputāts
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❓ What is actually being decided today about “airBaltic”? Most important - Saeima today is not deciding on granting new money to “airBaltic”. Today's decision is about whether the state will retain the opportunity to participate in negotiations with “airBaltic” creditors and defend Latvia's interests in the company's restructuring process. The situation is not simple. “airBaltic” has accumulated large debts, and the previously raised expensive bonds have placed a heavy financial burden on the company. Continuing to simply invest taxpayer money is not a solution. But allowing the company to cease operations would also be irresponsible. “airBaltic” connects Latvia with the world, provides jobs, and is an essential part of our economy. Therefore, an opportunity is currently being given to try to sort out the company. For the first time, there is a concrete plan - reduce the debt burden, sort out the company's operations and finances, and then attract a strategic investor. The state cannot and must not in the long term alone maintain the airline. ❗ So what does Saeima decide today? - defer the state's due 18 million euro loan payment; - give the opportunity to restructure existing state claims; - allow the state to participate in bondholder negotiations and be at the table where the future of “airBaltic” is decided. This is not a decision to grant “airBaltic” another 30 million euros. If a specific state financial investment is needed in the future, it will have to be decided separately. The choice now is harsh - do nothing and risk the end of “airBaltic” operations, or use the last opportunity to sort out the company while defending taxpayer interests. The goal is clear - an “airBaltic” that can fly and earn without regular state money injections, and a strategic investor that, together with the state, takes responsibility for the company's future. Latvia needs good connectivity with the world. But Latvian residents should not have to endlessly pay for the airline's losses. #APVIENOTAISSARAKSTS #airBaltic #Saeima #Valdība #AndrisKulbergs

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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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In the field of half-truths, @Apvienotais_ is a worthy continuer of Vienotība's Siliņa and Ašeradens tradition. https://t.co/KI0oovuc9X

❓ What is actually being decided about “airBaltic” today? The most important thing is that the Saeima is not deciding today to grant new money to “airBaltic”. Today's decision is about whether the state will retain the opportunity to participate in negotiations with “airBaltic” creditors and defend Latvia's interests in the company's restructuring process. The situation is not simple. “airBaltic” has accumulated large debts, and the previously attracted expensive bonds have placed a heavy financial burden on the company. Simply continuing to invest taxpayer money is not a solution. But allowing the company to cease operations would also be irresponsible. “airBaltic” connects Latvia to the world, provides jobs, and is a significant part of our economy. Therefore, an opportunity is now being given to try to fix the company. For the first time, there is a concrete plan – to reduce the debt burden, put the company's operations and finances in order, and then attract a strategic investor. The state cannot and must not maintain the airline alone in the long term. ❗ So what is the Saeima deciding today? – defer the 18 million euro loan payment owed to the state; – allow the restructuring of existing state claims; – allow the state to participate in bondholder negotiations and be at the table where decisions about “airBaltic”'s future are made. This is not a decision to grant “airBaltic” another 30 million euros. If a specific state financial contribution is needed in the future, that will have to be decided separately. The choice now is stark – do nothing and risk “airBaltic” ceasing operations, or use the last opportunity to fix the company while defending taxpayer interests. The goal is clear – “airBaltic” that can fly and earn without regular state money injections, and a strategic investor who, together with the state, takes responsibility for the company's future. Latvia needs good connectivity with the world. But Latvia's people should not pay endlessly for the airline's losses. #APVIENOTAISSARAKSTS #airBaltic #Saeima #Valdība #AndrisKulbergs

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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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For the representative of the famous Gruškevics family, everything is already considered decided. If you vote for Kulbergs and Co, you will get the same Unity cancer, the blue farmers, and the progressive plague. https://t.co/fwzf1S1h5t

Good day, @jarinovska I will explain, the stolen data of @CSDD_LV and others create a huge profiling risk for our state guards, services, border guards, police officers, etc. The @vid_gov database, which can be viewed and used by other countries' services and regularly updated without any effort, without any authentication, is a gross security risk. Declarations remain ACCESSIBLE, you just need to authenticate using your profile https://t.co/OH8LRYI8Nj.

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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
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These are not the interests of the state, but of a layer of parasites living fat off the state's account. Which are also represented by @AndrisKulbergs. https://t.co/jaXKGO4waY

Kārlis Seržants (@karlis_serzants)
APVIENOTAIS SARAKSTS - Latvijas Zaļā partija, Latvijas Reģionu Apvienība, Liepājas partija · Politiķis un žurnālists
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The first prime minister in the last fifteen years who has delved into and understood the airBaltic problem at a specific time and place. As for what previous prime ministers and transport ministers were thinking when they casually handed out millions, I'd rather not comment… https://t.co/3WrqNm1qtQ

❓ What is actually being decided today about “airBaltic”? Most importantly, the Saeima is not deciding today on granting new money to “airBaltic”. Today's decision is whether the state will retain the ability to participate in negotiations with “airBaltic” creditors and defend Latvia's interests in the company's restructuring process. The situation is not simple. “airBaltic” has accumulated large debts, and the previously attracted expensive bonds have placed a heavy financial burden on the company. Continuing to simply invest taxpayers' money is not a solution. However, allowing the company to cease operations would also be irresponsible. “airBaltic” connects Latvia with the world, provides jobs, and is an essential part of our economy. Therefore, an opportunity is currently being given to try to sort out the company. For the first time, there is a concrete plan - to reduce the debt burden, sort out the company's operations and finances, and then attract a strategic investor. The state cannot and must not maintain the airline alone in the long term. ❗ What is the Saeima deciding today? - postpone the state's due loan payment of 18 million euros; - allow restructuring of existing state claims; - allow the state to participate in bondholder negotiations and be at the table where the future of “airBaltic” is decided. This is not a decision to grant “airBaltic” another 30 million euros. If a specific state financial contribution is needed in the future, that will have to be decided separately. The choice now is harsh - do nothing and risk the end of “airBaltic” operations, or use the last opportunity to sort out the company while defending taxpayers' interests. The goal is clear - an “airBaltic” that can fly and earn without regular state cash injections, and a strategic investor that, together with the state, takes responsibility for the company's future. Latvia needs good connectivity with the world. But Latvian residents should not have to endlessly pay for the airline's losses. #APVIENOTAISSARAKSTS #airBaltic #Saeima #Valdība #AndrisKulbergs

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Latvia and Lithuania are considering an unprecedented step - the governments of both countries could meet in full.

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Saeima supports the airBaltic rescue plan: the state will be able to invest up to 30 million euros more 0 183

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Kas Notiek Latvijā (@KNL_LTV1)
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How much will the so-called transition financing from 'airBaltic' bondholders cost? Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs does not disclose it, while a company board member confirms that it will be expensive.

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Andrejs Judins (@AndrejsJudins)
Jaunā VIENOTĪBA · Juridiskās komisijas priekšsēdētājs
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@MGruskevics @Olafs_Pulks @AndrisKulbergs I propose that A. Kulbergs take action to remove the restricted access status from the Cabinet of Ministers' response. The Prime Minister's behavior so far: an invitation for me to interrogate the @Jauna_Vienotiba ministers so they could tell what is written in the government's response. Seriously?

@AndrejsJudins @Olafs_Pulks @AndrisKulbergs If I understood correctly, you @AndrejsJudins are proposing that Prime Minister @AndrisKulbergs break the law? Remove and apply IP, the author of the document.

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Andrejs Judins (@AndrejsJudins)
Jaunā VIENOTĪBA · Juridiskās komisijas priekšsēdētājs
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Dear advisors of @AndrisKulbergs, please explain to the Prime Minister that ministers must not break the law and disclose restricted-access information. Why is there such resistance and reluctance on the Prime Minister's part to reveal the government's response to the prosecutor's protest? https://t.co/OmUyxkgfhY https://t.co/5wqpEekVtc

With the government's arguments, rejecting the prosecutor's protest in the wood processors' case, one still cannot become acquainted. @AndrisKulbergs expects that the info will be provided by @prokuratura_LV. The prosecutor states that he cannot do it because it is not clear what is confidential in the government's answer. Prime Minister, what is there to hide? https://t.co/xRNpT4kB7z

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Four out of ten. What will we do if next time there are more drones?

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