Albania's latest cyberattack was carried out by 18 countries

Although it has been more than 48 hours since cyberattack on police systems, they have not yet completely returned to normal.

At all border crossing points, the manual registration of citizens follows. There have been ongoing attempts on the part of the police to re-establish the system, but it's either slow or not getting the data.

These images were filmed around 14.00 Monday in Captica. The system opens a few moments, it's slow, it doesn't get the data and then goes off again, re-opening the manual and checking people looking for printed lists.

In the event there is increased flow of travellers border police only photograph passports and complete data do it in a second moment. That happens in Rinas.

According to the Interior Ministry, slowdown is almost insensitive and is due to new servers set to protect the T system. IMS from Saturday's attack.

The group of hackers continues to publish videos that try to show that it is a step in front of the authorities and that it has access to airport cameras and police systems.

The investigative group set up for the whiteening of this attack has detected intervention system from 18 IP that matches 18 different countries.

Albanian police have been sending letters to these countries to go to the perpetrators of this attack.

Lack of systems has brought abnormalities to the normal functioning of police work, which is more difficult to verify the most widely declared search, passports or reflect daily work.

Lack of the police system has been penalised even citizens fined by police who can't pay the fine in five days and have to pay the money late.

In the absence of the system, it has been difficult to work on all the commissioners and directors who don't compile any files with computers and they write everything down in the notebooks. /tch