Supermarket Chain Thaw Massacre: Russia Suspected in Europe’s Fridge Attacks
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Monday night at 2 a.m. While all of Europe sleeps, criminals strike digitally at cooling systems from Ireland, across our country, to Estonia. Even before the thaw clears up, panic breaks out in the airspace a day later following bomb threats: eight flights aborted and a plane evacuated in Poland. Behind the scenes, defense expert Roger Housen points in one direction: Moscow. “This is not the work of a prankster.”
A military analyst focusing on cyberwarfare calls Monday's hacker attack targeting European supermarkets 'very strange'.
In Europe, supermarkets are sabotaged by hacker attacks. The perpetrators use serious security gaps. In the past, pro-Russian hacker groups had already carried out similar attacks. Is hybrid warfare behind it even now?
Lupovis' cyber security company came to this conclusion, the rain network: news, video, air, online, archive, programme.
Two major cyber attacks on European supermarkets in just a few weeks have exposed the vulnerability of the EU's critical infrastructure. Cybersecurity experts warn that incidents could be part of Russia's hybrid war against Europe.
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