Critical systems
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France confronts tax systems’ cyber debt
France has acknowledged ageing and vulnerable government IT after its tax breach, accelerating authentication, detection, training, and an audit due in September.
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Poland’s old health breach raises reporting questions
Prosecutors have confirmed a separate 2024 incident involving MyDr and Poland’s health-entitlement system, raising questions over why central cyber and data authorities apparently did not know about it.
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France investigates claimed student data theft
France’s Education Ministry is investigating claims that attackers obtained extensive student and teacher records, but the full scope and victim count remain unconfirmed.
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CameraSwarm compromises 14,500 Dahua cameras
A single operator compromised more than 14,500 Dahua cameras in 35 days, including devices reached through cloud relay infrastructure and persistent access mechanisms.
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Siemens S7 controllers face active attacks
Government agencies have warned that internet-exposed Siemens S7 programmable logic controllers face an active threat capable of disrupting physical processes across critical infrastructure.
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Slovakia warns of risks in traffic cameras
Slovakia’s security authority has identified serious remote-access and software-security risks in NERO R-ONE traffic cameras, pushing a public procurement dispute into questions of infrastructure and product assurance.
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CSDD leadership quits after Latvia data breach
Latvia’s road authority has lost its senior leadership after a breach exposed data linked to 1.2 million people and prompted an investigation into its cybersecurity arrangements.
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Ukraine claims Wildberries cyberattack
Ukraine’s military intelligence says a cyber operation disrupted Wildberries customer service and payment infrastructure, extending pressure on the Russian retailer beyond recent physical strikes.
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Cyberattack hits Ukraine asset agency
Ukraine’s asset recovery agency says its servers were hit by a cyberattack as it prepared a sensitive management tender involving seized assets linked to a sanctioned Russian businessman.
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France turns tax breach into AI test
France plans to use sovereign AI providers to probe government cyber weaknesses after attackers stole information concerning roughly 700,000 taxpayers.