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A Vatican website crash last week bears the hallmarks of a cyberattack, security experts say, highlighting the Vatican’s online exposure to the prospect of interference from malicious actors.
Most of the Vatican’s website crashed Nov. 19, and remained unavailable for several days in some parts of the world.
While the Vatican has not confirmed the origin of the issue, Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni gave indication over the weekend that Vatican officials themselves suspect an attack on their web servers.
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Most of the Vatican’s website crashed Nov. 19, and remained unavailable for several days in some parts of the world.
While the Vatican has not confirmed the origin of the issue, Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni gave indication over the weekend that Vatican officials themselves suspect an attack on their web servers.
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Security experts warn of ‘basic security failures’ after Vatican website crash
A Vatican website crash last week bears the hallmarks of a cyberattack, security experts say