The EU’s border security software is reportedly full of holes

The program used to travel from the journey of the EU’s journey in the region and the program used to prevent travel in the region is sensitive and sensitive to cyber attacks. The second generation Schengen Information System (SIS II) is a dog system and database shared for law enforcement agencies and public safety among the EU countries. And because of a new partnership between Bloomberg and the investigation is non-profit Liquid sheetS, SIS II – Those used since 2013, with “thousands” of “thousands”, the EU auditor with “thousands” with “high” intense approaches to “high” in a report last year …

The report notes that the theft does not have any evidence, but unnecessarily included in the database “Excess number”, which means it can be easily exploited. During the initial roll era, the main additions of SIS II, fingerprint technology and signals were photographed and 2023 software Including improved data and existing function, including the ability to signal when it is deported from the country. Bloomberg Reporters spoke about an EU guardian named EU guardian, “catastrophic, potential, potential, potential, potential, potential, potential, potential, potential, potential, potential, potential, potentially affecting” in Romain Lanneau.

Currently, the SIS II operates within a network of isolated, but will soon roll to the EU soon The biometric information will register, and those who go to Schengen-related areas at the end of this year will require a request. As EES connected to the Internet, a hack in the SIS II database will be much easier.

Bloomberg and Liquid The majority of the SIS II system applies about 93 million records, about 1.7 million people related to people, such as stolen vehicles. It adds that people are usually informed that the data is entered into the database so that the information can facilitate the evasion of the authorities, until they are leaked.

SIS II’s development and operation is governed by a parish based contractor called Sopra STIA. According to the report, the sensitivities were reported to the solution for an uphill and a half years. This is due to the contract, even though it was forced to solve the issues of critical importance in two months to release a patch.

SOPRA did not answer a spokesperson for STIA Bloomberg As for the detailed list of SIS II allegations related to security holes, the EU protocols said in a statement published in the report. “As the main component of the EU security infrastructure, SIS II is regulated by serious legal, regulation and contract frameworks,” he said. “The role of Sopra Steria was taken in accordance with these frameworks.”

The EU Agency, which controls large-scale IT systems such as EU II SIS II, is regularly economic for foreign consulting firms in contrast to the investigation. The audit did not inform the management of the management of the management of the security risks, all of the management of all of the systems under the guidance, “continuous risk assessments, regular sensitivity scanning and security testing”.