FBI & CISA: Water Utilities Targeted in 7 States, Protect PLCs Now
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Following cyberattacks that disrupted the control systems of 30+ water utilities in Minnesota on July 26 & 27, the FBI published a public service announcement on July 30 stating that seven US states in total had reported incidents affecting
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Editorial context in the original issue
The SANS NewsBites issue carries commentary by: Dukes, Neely.
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