Data on COVID-19 vaccine accessed as EU drug regulator hacked

Following a cyberattack on the servers of the European Medicines Agency, BioNTech and Pfizer say data on their coronavirus vaccine were ’unlawfully accessed’. The EMA has refused to provide additional details of the attack, as investigation is currently underway. The two companies said no BioNTech or Pfizer systems had been breached in connection with the incident.

Data on COVID-19 vaccine accessed as EU drug regulator hacked

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