Foreign power was behind cyber attack on Czech ministry: Senate

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Foreign power was behind cyber attack on Czech ministry: Senate

But doesn't identify nation concerned or provide any details on incident.

A foreign state staged the latest cyber attack targeting the Czech Foreign Ministry, the Senate's security committee said on Tuesday, though it did not identify the nation concerned or provide any details on the incident. Earlier, the Czech daily Denik N reported that the cyber attack on the ...

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