Who is behind Europe’s suspected hybrid attacks?
Video Duration 27 minutes 15 seconds 27: 15. Bomb hoaxes and supermarket cyberattacks are heightening security fears.
Video Duration 27 minutes 15 seconds 27: 15. Bomb hoaxes and supermarket cyberattacks are heightening security fears.
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- Patrick Bury – Defence and security specialist at the University of Bath.
- A series of bomb threats this week grounded flights and put airports on high alert.
- Hackers have additionally targeted supermarket freezers in a number of countries, raising temperatures and spoiling food.
- Together, the incidents are raising fears and questions regarding a wider campaign of hybrid attacks.
- And can European nations come together to counter these acts of aggression?
Meanwhile, a series of bomb threats this week grounded flights and put airports on high alert. No explosives were discovered, and the threats appear to be false.
But the disruption is not limited to aviation. Hackers have additionally targeted supermarket freezers in a number of countries, raising temperatures and spoiling food.
Who could be behind these threats? Are they connected? And can European nations come together to counter these acts of aggression? Eric Schouten – Founder and CEO of Dyami Security Intelligence. Dennis-Kenji Kipker – Research director of the Cyber Intelligence Institute.
Patrick Bury – Defence and security specialist at the University of Bath. Published On 7 Nov 20267 Nov 2026.
For now, who is behind Europe's suspected hybrid attacks? Remains the part of the story worth watching, and further updates are likely as more details are confirmed.
