And in more cybersecurity news ...

Taiwan has condemned bomb threats sent to more than six-thousand Italian
schools using a hacked university email account.

The account belonged to a Dayeh University alumnus, and Taiwan's
representative office in Italy says local agencies are willing to help
Italian authorities investigate.

The university in Changhua County says an initial investigation found that
the account had sent a large number of emails. It has since suspended the
account and is investigating who was responsible.

The messages claimed that bombs had been planted at schools, prompting
several to evacuate students and call parents to collect their children.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni says police found no explosives and
confirmed there was no concrete danger.

Italian media report that investigators suspect hackers either hijacked
university servers in Taiwan or disguised the true origin of the emails.

(CNA_IG)