Cybercrime, the EBA hacked thanks to the Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerability
The EU Agency: The attack was limited and that the confidentiality of the systems and data has not been compromised.
Cybercrime, EMA anti Covid-19 vaccines data manipulated before leaking it
The EU Agency: Some of the correspondence stolen in the cyber attack has been manipulated in a way which could undermine trust in vaccines.
Cybercrime, EMA stolen data on COVID-19 vaccines leaked online
The EU Agency: Documents belonging to third parties have been released on the internet. The data breach was denounced in early December.
Cybersecurity, EU countries amass € 171.3 million in GDPR fines in 2020
A Finbold report: Last year there have been 299 violations. Italy and United Kingdom the most hit with 59.5% of all the fines.
Cybersecurity, ENISA draws up the top cyber threats for EU
The “Threat Landscape 2020” has just been released. Malware is in first place, followed by web-based attack and phishing. COVID-19 fuelled cyber aggressions.
Cyber Espionage, Chinese APT TA413 spreads a new RAT: Sepulcher
Proofpoint cyber security experts: The malware has been distributed in 2 different campaigns Covid-19 themed. One targeted many organisations in EU. The other, against Tibetan dissidents.
Syria, Erdogan wants EU and NATO concrete support on Idlib-migrants
Ankara makes 10 specific requests, but continues to send reinforcements. Today new Turkey-Russia meeting on the buffer zone. Damascus, meanwhile, locks down western area of Aleppo
Syria, Russia eases the pressure on Turkey leaving Saraqeb
MP deployed further south in Idlib. Signal for Damascus-Ankara for the meeting in Moscow or support to SAA in the south? Erdogan still threatens the EU, but with Putin he will have to lower his head.
Syria-Turkey, the epicenter of the war becomes Saraqeb
The city is strategic for both Ankara and Damascus: it is the gateway to Aleppo and Idlib. Great expectations for the Putin-Erdogan meeting, which probably points on a truce agreement.
Syria, EU studies the emergence of an international ISIS crime court
It’s confirmed by a Belgian parliamentary delegation. However, the road is uphill. There is the question of the death penalty for Daesh foreign fighters and the Kurds are moving independently.