The European commissioner for budget and administration said this week that the SolarWinds hacking spree potentially compromised six European Union offices. In all, 14 EU agencies ran some version of the affected SolarWinds Orion software at the time of the hack. The EU's Computer Emergency Response Team did not say which six agencies downloaded the tainted update and did not elaborate on how many of the six were actually deeply compromised by Russian hackers. CERT-EU said, though, that for at least some of the six there was a "significant impact," and "some personal data breaches occurred."