As new details about the scope of the sabotage emerge, the perpetrators—and the reason for their vandalism—remain unknown.
While some caution against assuming environmentalist groups were behind the April attacks, there is a precedent for such actions in France: A, as noted by CyberScoop, documented more than 140 attacks against 5G equipment and telecom infrastructure. The attacks were said to show a pattern based on “refusal of a digitized society.”
Combot says the April attack was one of the “biggest incidents” targeting telecom infrastructure in recent years. It also highlights the fragility of local internet cables. “Breaking the internet is not a good thing for those who have the idea to do so, because the internet is locally vulnerable but globally resilient,” Guillaume says.
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