In June 2023, an undisclosed Lithuanian ferry company fell victim to a DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack orchestrated by the pro-Russian hacktivist group KillNet. The attack was politically motivated, retaliating against Lithuanian government restrictions on the transit of Russian citizens through the country. As a result of the assault, the company’s official website was taken offline, disrupting online services, booking systems, and customer access to critical information. While no data breach or financial theft was reported, the website outage caused operational disruptions, potentially leading to reputational damage due to media coverage of the incident. Customers may have faced inconveniences such as delayed bookings or inability to access ferry schedules. The company had to invest resources in restoring the website and mitigating further attacks, though no long-term financial or structural harm was confirmed. The incident highlights the growing trend of geopolitically driven cyber attacks targeting critical infrastructure and public-facing services.