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European Commission: Cyberattack on Europa.eu raises fears of sensitive data breach

A cyberattack targeting the Europa.eu platform - the central digital hub of European Union institutions - has put authorities on high alert, amid indications that sensitive data may have been compromised. Investigations are ongoing, while the perpetrators remain unidentified

“Digital noise” from outdated technology caused chaos in the Athens FIR – What the committee’s findings say

According to the report, the existing Voice Communications system of the Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority (HCAA) and the critical telecommunications infrastructure supporting it are based on outdated technology that is no longer supported by the manufacturer – Criticism over cooperation between the HCAA and OTE

Russian hackers took control of a dam in Norway, Oslo claims

The incident caused no injuries or damage - The aim of these operations is to cause fear and chaos among the general population

“Keep money under the mattress!”: The Central Bank of the Netherlands advises citizens to keep cash at home for emergencies

The Bank sounds an alarm about a serious cyberattack or technical collapse of payment systems – How much money each family should keep at home and for how many days, so they won’t be deprived of essential necessities

Cyberattack on the Hellenic Open University – 813 GB of personal data leaked on the dark web

A ransomware attack targeted the Hellenic Open University (HOU) last October, leading to the leakage of 813 GB of personal data on the dark web. The compromised data may include names, photos, and IBAN numbers

Ministry of Digital Governance: more than 400 cyber-attacks on the Cadastre registry – Access to the database prevented

The data extracted was only 0.00059% of the volume available to the Cadastre registry and does not involve personal data of citizens

Cadastre registry: How the double cyberattack occurred

Hackers have gained access to files amounting to 1.2 gigabytes - One of the agency's servers was breached - Efforts to combat the attack continue

Russia released a Ukrainian app for hacking Russia that was actually malware

Google researchers said the app was designed to figure out who may want to use this kind of app

Revealed: How a secret Dutch mole aided the US – Israeli Stuxnet cyberattack on Iran

The courier behind that intrusion, whose existence & role has not been previously reported, was an inside mole recruited by Dutch intelligence agents