Refrigerator Hacking: Brussels Urges Caution in Accusing Russia
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The European Commission did not support an attempt to link Russia to a cyber attack on refrigeration equipment in European supermarkets. At a briefing on November 3, EC representative Tom Rainier called for extreme caution in appointing perpetrators. According to him, those involved in the hacking should now be identified
Refrigerator hacking: Brussels urges caution in accusing Russia
The European Commission rejected the attempt to link Russia to the cyberattack on European supermarket refrigeration equipment. At a briefing on November 3, EC spokesman Thomas Rainier urged extreme caution in assigning blame. He stated that...
The representative of the European Commission, Tom Rainier, advised European journalists to exercise utmost caution in trying to hold Russia responsible for a large-scale cyber attack on EU supermarkets. "I would be very careful when speaking about responsibility for the incident," said Rainier, stressing that it was not the task of the agency at the moment to identify the perpetrators. In response to questions about Moscow's possible involvemen…
The European Commission called on journalists not to rush charges against Russia after large-scale cyber attacks on the refrigeration equipment of European supermarkets, stressing in Brussels that the perpetrators had not yet been identified, as stated by the representative of the European Commission, Tom Rainier, at a briefing on 3 November.
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