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Swiss government data affected by cyber-attack on Basel firm - Vimarsana News

Swiss government data affected by cyber-attack on Basel firm

The software company Concevis has been the victim of a cyber attack. Once again, federal government data is involved. The cybercriminals are threatening to publish the data on the darknet. According to available information, the stolen data probably contains old operational data from the Federal Administration. In-depth analyses are still underway, writes the Federal Department of Finance in a statement on Tuesday. After stealing the data, the cybercriminals encrypted all the company's servers. After Concevis refused to be blackmailed, the cybercriminals threatened to publish the data on the d...

Swiss government unveils strategy to keep Covid-19 in check - Vimarsana News

Swiss government unveils strategy to keep Covid-19 in check

The Swiss government launched a long-term strategy to tackle Covid-19.

Southern Swiss glaciers could melt away inside 10 years - Vimarsana News

Southern Swiss glaciers could melt away inside 10 years

Swiss glaciers south of the Alps could disappear in five to ten years if temperatures continue to rise.

Ticks in Switzerland more dangerous than previously thought - Vimarsana News

Ticks in Switzerland more dangerous than previously thought

Researchers at the University of Zurich have found viruses or bacteria in almost all the ticks they have examined.

Switzerland needs AI regulation, says communications minister - Vimarsana News

Switzerland needs AI regulation, says communications minister

Switzerland needs regulation in the field of artificial intelligence, says the communications minister, Albert Rösti, in an interview.