The European Parliament has detected signs of hacking on two devices belonging to members and staff of the Subcommittee on Security and Defense (SEDE). The readiness level for potential cyberattacks has been increased in June, informs Politico. The European Parliament has requested members of the Subcommittee on Defense to check their phones for spyware after traces of hacking were found on two devices. The issue came to light when one of the subcommittee members underwent a routine check, during which traces of spyware were discovered. The member mentioned that they didn’t immediately underst…