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Home Appliances Could Be Next After Fridge Hacks, Warns EU Cyber Chief

Summary by Euronews
The warning comes after supermarkets in at least 12 European countries were hit by cyberattacks in October and November, with France the worst affected.

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Agency assesses threat level as 'substantial,' warning organizations remain vulnerable to direct attacks and exploitation of security flaws

·Ankara, Türkiye
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The Director of the European Cybersecurity Agency explains to Huffpost that "the defenses struggle to keep up" because "artificial intelligence increases risks" but in the long term "we will be able to react." The advice is that "every company should devote attention, resources and investment to cybersecurity. If it does not, customers will pay the consequences."

·Italy
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ENISA reported that the level of cyber threat to the EU remains high, and despite improvements in capacity, the ecosystem is undergoing change. According to the report, the average index for 2026 is 71.53; artificial intelligence is creating a multiplier effect that increases attack and defense capabilities.

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Artificial intelligence quickly transforms the landscape of cyber security, providing new possibilities for both hackers and organisations trying to protect themselves. According to a report by the European Union Cyber Security Agency (ENISA), presented by Euronews, attacks become increasingly sophisticated, and the time available to remedy vulnerabilities is considerably reduced. Europe has faced in recent months with [...]

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Euronews broke the news in Lyon, France on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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