
The accounts of numerous parliamentarians were targeted, including Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. Montecitorio: no emergency.
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Cyber attacks on institutional systems are recurring phenomena managed through security protocols.
Hacker attack on the Chamber's computer systems. The action, which took place in recent days, was revealed by some Montecitorio sources, according to whom the mailboxes of numerous parliamentarians were targeted, including that of deputy Giorgia Meloni. A massive attack which therefore involved the entire system, but was nevertheless kept under control by the Chamber's technicians. In particular, regarding the Prime Minister's inbox, Palazzo Chigi sources specify that it is not the one used by the Prime Minister for government communications.
"This is a non-emergency issue - underline Montecitorio sources - and which arises on a daily basis". The same sources specify that "all protection measures have been put in place, also in collaboration with ACN (National Cybersecurity Agency) with which a specific protocol is active. The measures may also include the temporary deactivation of some functions of the IT systems, according to practice. It also appears that for some days similar attack attempts and pressure on the IT systems have also intensified towards other national, European and international institutions".

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Israel voting for the 26th Knesset. Record turnout at 44.9% at 2pm. A man armed with a knife threatened Yair Golan in Tel Aviv. Main challenge between the outgoing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the challenger Gadi Eisenkot.

Parliamentary elections for the 26th Knesset are being held in Israel. A record turnout of 31.5% was recorded at 12pm. A man armed with a knife was arrested after threatening Yair Golan in Tel Aviv.
Israel voting to elect the 26th Knesset. Over 7 million voters called to the polls in a climate of high tension, with the outgoing prime minister Netanyahu challenging Eisenkot. The turnout at 12pm was 31.5%, a record high since 1977.

The Democrats denounced an attempted attack against Yair Golan in a park in Tel Aviv. The police, however, denied the direct threat, specifying that the man was only arrested for possession of a knife.
Israel voting for the 26th Knesset. Over 7 million voters called to the polls in a climate of high tension, with the outgoing prime minister Netanyahu challenging Eisenkot. Record turnout at 12:00, as a military operation continues in Nablus.