Three Dutch nationals arrested for multi-million euro fraud
Three Dutch nationals arrested for multi-million euro fraud
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Three Dutch nationals arrested for multi-million euro fraud
Three Dutch people who faced difficulties after a storm at a high altitude in Italy's Aosta Valley on Saturday night were brought to safety by local rescue services. They had to spend the night on a ridge not far from the border with Switzerland, according to the local newspaper Aosta Cronaca.
Three Dutch researchers have discovered vulnerabilities in TETRA - a radio technology used worldwide to control vital infrastructure like energy networks, gas pipelines, and railway safety systems. Malicious hackers could relatively easily use the vulnerabilities to cause massive damage, researchers Job Wetzels, Carlo Meijer, and Wouter Bokslag explained to RTL Nieuws.
Swiss authorities have launched an investigation into the deaths and said they cannot rule out that the three died in an avalanche
Three Dutch people were believed to be killed in an avalanche in the Swiss Alps, police in Switzerland said on Monday. The three people, two men aged 32 and 40 and a 30-year-old woman. They had been missing for several days. The last made contact with others on Thursday evening when they said they planned to climb Mount Grosshorn on Friday. Rescuers were alerted on Saturday afternoon after the three had failed to check in with anyone. The three Dutch people were found Sunday morning at the foot of the Jegi glacier.