EMA COVID-19 Vaccine Data Hack: UK Cybersecurity Body Probes Impact
Cold Chain Organizations Also Under Threat
Executive Summary
The cyberattack on coronavirus vaccine data held by the European Medicines Agency is the latest in a string of hacks that are also targeting organizations involved with the cold chain distribution of vaccines.
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