HINA#EU ZELENA HR HINA ZDRAVLJE
PRETPLATI SE
BHRT to suspend part of its programming from Friday ·EU Commissioner for Mediterranean: Two Gaza recovery projects to be signed soon ·DP MP calls for establishing ranger service ·MP to file complaints over failure to alert public during Omiš fire ·Croatian bakery group Mlinar eyeing investments of more than €32m ·HDZ MP: Emergency medical teams on islands to be strengthened ·IMF mission meets HNB governor and finance minister ·Awards presented to Croatia's best employers of people with disabilities ·First Croatia-Montenegro meeting on ship Jadran to be held in Zagreb in October ·HDZ calls on opposition to give its opinion on appointment of 3 Const. Court judges ·BHRT to suspend part of its programming from Friday ·EU Commissioner for Mediterranean: Two Gaza recovery projects to be signed soon ·DP MP calls for establishing ranger service ·MP to file complaints over failure to alert public during Omiš fire ·Croatian bakery group Mlinar eyeing investments of more than €32m ·HDZ MP: Emergency medical teams on islands to be strengthened ·IMF mission meets HNB governor and finance minister ·Awards presented to Croatia's best employers of people with disabilities ·First Croatia-Montenegro meeting on ship Jadran to be held in Zagreb in October ·HDZ calls on opposition to give its opinion on appointment of 3 Const. Court judges ·

Fuchs: Preliminary probe shows no CARNET data leak, third-party source likely

· Source: Hina· Author: Roberta Mlinarić· Photographer: Luka Sangulin

ZAGREB, 30 June (Hina) - Education Minister Radovan Fuchs said on Tuesday that a preliminary investigation indicates that data published on the dark web did not leak from Croatia's academic and research network CARNET, but most likely originated from a third party, and that, based on current findings, no sensitive data left the system.

(Hina) rml

FILTER

Prikaži samo sadržaje koji zadovoljavaju:

od
do
An unhandled error has occurred. Reload 🗙