Rome, Dec. 18, 2020 (Sputnik/Naija247news) Italian police said they have arrested a Tunisian woman, 35, for spreading instructions for terrorist attacks and inciting members of a social network group to commit extremist acts.
Her social network profile actively supporting the Islamic State terror group (IS, banned in Russia) captured the attention of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, which shared the information with the competent Italian agency.
“The intercepted information made it possible to establish how a foreign woman, through her account, spread calls for users of IS-linked groups to carry out attacks with detailed information on possible methods and instructions,” the police said.
В США Помпео заявил о причастности России к кибератакам на американские структуры
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Трамп заявил о преувеличении ситуации с кибератаками и намекнул на возможную причастность Китая
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Covid-19 vaccines currently under development have become the object of significant international intrigue and drama. Most recently, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) announced that it was the victim of a cyber-attack that succeeded in stealing data related to Pfizer and BioNTech’s Covid-19 mRNA vaccine, which is being rolled out in the UK, US and Canada.
An initial review by the EMA revealed that ‘a limited number of documents belonging to third parties were unlawfully accessed’, and the full investigation demonstrated that ‘data has been breached,’ the EMA said on 11 December.
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More specifically, Pfizer and BioNTech revealed in a separate statement that documents relating to the regulatory submission for their Covid-19 vaccine BNT162b2, which had been stored on an EMA server, were ‘unlawfully accessed’. The EMA has offered assurances that the cyber-attack will have no impact on the timeline for its review of the vaccine, the compan