Swiss authorities have confirmed the first cyber attacks linked to the peace conference in Ukraine, but assured that there is no immediate danger.
Emese Grancsa
International
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The cyber attacks came amid preparations for the Ukraine Peace Conference, where leaders from around the world are due to meet to discuss peace in the region. The Swiss Federal Office of Cyber Security announced that the attacks caused only minor disruptions and that the functioning of the affected units was not significantly affected.
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