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Technology · 6 hours ago

Russian hackers doubted in Europe freezer attacks; Iran, teenagers still possible

Russian hackers doubted in Europe freezer attacks; Iran, teenagers still possible

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France's blood service, the EFS, says hackers also hit cold rooms storing donated blood, though staff stepped in and it reports no lost supplies. Russian groups NoName057(16) and Z-Pentest Alliance claimed a hack of Danfoss, but security firm Sekoia has no technical evidence of Russian involvement and doubts them. Experts say the planning points to a co-ordinated group, and no one has been formally blamed.

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