EU urges action as Germany, Romania and UK report supermarket cyberattacks
EU says supermarket hacks in at least 11 countries are 'not isolated', but a Romanian official suspects no state actor.
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EU says supermarket hacks in at least 11 countries are 'not isolated', but a Romanian official suspects no state actor.
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Read moreSupermarket fridges and freezers in several European countries have malfunctioned after a reported cyber-attack. It comes as the UK’s cybersecurity body warns it expects AI-powered hacking attacks on infrastructure such as power stations, airports and hospitals. Lucy Hough speaks to global tech reporter Aisha Down
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Read moreSupermarket fridges and freezers in several European countries have malfunctioned after a reported cyber-attack, while the UK’s cybersecurity body warns it expects AI-powered hacking attacks on other infrastructure. Lucy Hough speaks to global tech reporter Aisha Down
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