The Dutch Central Bank's unprecedented warning urges the public to keep cash at home, citing the risk of cyberattacks from Russia disrupting digital banking systems.
Officials emphasized that having cash available could serve as an insurance policy against potential disruptions caused by cyberattacks, which are increasingly concerning.
Cyber Risk International CEO Paul Dwyer described the Dutch Central Bank's alert as a "stark warning," highlighting the serious implications of possible cyber threats.
Though the Dutch Central Bank did not specify an amount for citizens to hide at home, they pledge to provide clearer guidance in the new year.
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