The Spanish government has confirmed that no evidence of a cyberattack was included in the massive power outage that struck Spain and Portugal.

The Spanish government has confirmed that no evidence of a cyberattack was included in the massive power outage that struck Spain and Portugal.

The loss of 2.2 gigawatts of power at substations in Granada, Badajoz, and Seville led to the April blackout in Spain, Vice ...

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The latest new son Spain. We now know that Spanish authorities have found no sign of a cyberattack targeting the national grid operator Redeia during the power outage that disrupted much of Spain and ...

MADRID (Reuters) - Spain has found no indication of a cyberattack on its grid operator REE during the massive power outage ...