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Europe's Covert Cyberwar
Europe is facing faster and more sophisticated cyberattacks targeting infrastructure and digital systems. In France, hackers breached the refrigeration systems of around 700 stores, and similar incidents were reported in other European countries; Paris accused Iran of carrying out the attack. Researcher Joyce Hakmeh identified four key challenges: outdated, unpatched systems; products designed without adequate security; attackers’ use of artificial intelligence; and states exploiting cyberattacks through intermediaries. Although security updates are available for two-thirds of the vulnerabilities attackers exploit, responses are hindered by weak implementation and the cost of replacing systems. Requirements under the EU Cyber Resilience Act are due to begin applying to connected products in December 2027. AI is speeding up the discovery and exploitation of vulnerabilities, while Europe’s warning and defense tools are still struggling to keep pace.
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