Cyber ​​attack on the European Medicines Agency! Corona vaccine data may have been stolen

It has been announced that a cyber attack was carried out against the European Medicines Agency based in the Netherlands, affiliated with the European Parliament. The European Medicines Agency, which is in the process of approving several corona virus vaccines, announced that data on the vaccines may have been stolen as a result of a cyberattack. An investigation was reportedly launched into the attack.

The US drug maker Pfizer and its German partner BioNTech announced that documents related to the development of the Covid-19 vaccine were illegally accessed in the cyberattack on the European Medicines Administration (EMA).

Hackers formerly affiliated with North Korea, Iran, Vietnam, China and Russia were accused of attempting to steal information about the virus and its possible treatments. (DHA)

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