Critical systems
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UK space strategy puts resilience first
The UK will develop a resilient national satellite communications system as a £7.8 billion space strategy brings infrastructure, defence, procurement, and economic security under one plan.
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Berlin breach deepens with credential leak
Berlin has confirmed that a second package of stolen government data contained access credentials, prompting tighter controls and temporary restrictions on some administrative systems.
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France arrests suspects in ZeroBytes investigation
French prosecutors have confirmed arrests in the ZeroBytes investigation following attacks including the compromise of the national tax administration.
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Bavarian utility keeps services running through attack
Stadtwerke Landsberg kept electricity, water, heating, fibre, and other services operating after attackers encrypted central IT systems, while forensic work continues over possible data exposure.
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Boston Scientific recovery leaves NHS backlog
Boston Scientific has restarted most manufacturing and European distribution after its cyberattack, but NHS customers still face queued orders and intermittent product availability.
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Germany plans cyberdome in sabotage response
Germany is preparing a broader critical-infrastructure defence package spanning cyber intrusion, drones, and physical sabotage as authorities respond to growing concern over hybrid threats.
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Telia fault disrupts Sweden’s SE-Alert test
Sweden’s first regional test of its new mobile emergency-warning system failed to reach all Telia subscribers, exposing an operator dependency before a planned nationwide exercise.
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HPE fixes critical AOS-CX code execution flaws
HPE has patched critical vulnerabilities in Aruba AOS-CX that could allow an unauthenticated remote attacker to execute code with elevated privileges on enterprise switches.
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MikroTik flaws exploited against internet-facing routers
CERT Polska has disclosed six RouterOS vulnerabilities and confirmed active attacks using a two-flaw chain to take control of MikroTik devices exposed over SSH.
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French hospital fined €500,000 after data breach
France’s privacy regulator has fined Hôpital Privé de la Loire after finding weak authentication, excessive access, and inadequate monitoring contributed to a major patient-data breach.