Attacks on central Norwegian data systems
These are data systems which provide the population with secure supplies of water and electricity. Such attacks were first discovered in Norway by the Norwegian National Security Authority (NSM) this summer, the newspaper writes. Earlier such attacks by data criminals have been aimed at institutions like the police, the Government House, health institutions and banks. (NRK)
Sunday, 29 August 2010 06:22
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