Growing cyberattack threat across EU raises concerns

European officials are warning of a growing threat from cyberattacks capable of disrupting everything from hoovers to hospitals and national power supplies. The EU's cybersecurity chief says governments and manufacturers must do more to protect increasingly connected infrastructure. The warning follows cyberattacks on European supermarket fridges with France blaming Iran -- an allegation Tehran denies. Lithuania meanwhile has unveiled plans to protect its electricity network against cyber sabotage. Paul Hawkins reports.