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German Industry Reports Escalating Nation-State Cyberattacks

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By David Meyer Verified
| InfoRiskToday UK Verified
Cyberwarfare / Nation-State Attacks , Fraud Management & Cybercrime , Geo-Specific Bitkom Survey Finds Most Businesses Say They've Been Hacked David Meyer • August 26, 2026 Image: Shutterstock/ISMG German businesses are increasingly under attack from hackers with links to foreign intelligence services, according to a major new study from digital industry association Bitkom. And that shift is clouding businesses' visibility into their own vulnerability.
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German Industry Reports Escalating Nation-State Cyberattacks

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By David Meyer Verified
| CUInfoSecurity Verified
Cyberwarfare / Nation-State Attacks , Fraud Management & Cybercrime , Geo-Specific Bitkom Survey Finds Most Businesses Say They've Been Hacked David Meyer • August 26, 2026 Image: Shutterstock/ISMG German businesses are increasingly under attack from hackers with links to foreign intelligence services, according to a major new study from digital industry association Bitkom. And that shift is clouding businesses' visibility into their own vulnerability.
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German cyber agency warns fingerprints can be spoofed

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By David Meyer Verified
| Threat Beat
(The Digital Artist / Pixabay) By David Meyer • Aug 25, 2026 Germany’s cybersecurity agency has issued a stark warning against the exclusive use of fingerprints for unlocking smartphones or logging in to sensitive applications because of the prevalence of high-resolution online photos and the combined risk posed by artificial intelligence and 3D printers.
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