Cyberattack Took UK Power Plant Offline for Four Days in July
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An electrical power plant in the UK was offline for four days in July 2026 following a cyberattack. The timing of the attack coincides with cyberattacks against multiple water utilities in the US. According to The Telegraph, the UK incident
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