Cyberattacks on US Water Systems Widen, Iran Suspected
Cyberattacks targeting water systems have been reported in Michigan, following similar incidents in Minnesota and other states, with evidence increasingly pointing to Iran as the perpetrator. The FBI is investigating the widening scope of these hacks on critical infrastructure.
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Michigan Reports Cyberattacks on Water Systems After FBI Warning
Michigan joined Minnesota in announcing cyberattacks on its state water supply, saying nine systems were the target of attacks that intelligence officials have blamed on Iran.
By María Paula Mijares Torres
Read full article →Scope of Hacks on U.S. Water Supply Widens as Evidence Points to Iran
Michigan and Minnesota are among at least seven states coping with cyberattacks aimed at disrupting water systems nationwide.
By Dustin Volz and Ernesto Londoño
Read full article →Michigan joins Minnesota in reporting cyberattacks, with FBI investigating
No culprit has been identified in any of the attacks, which comes after authorities warned of possible Iranian plot.
Read full article →More states experience water system cyberattacks as FBI continues to investigate
The source of these attacks remains under investigation, though they coincide with warnings that Iranian hackers have been focusing on such systems
By Michael Casey
Read full article →Will The Cyberattacks On Water Systems In 7 States By A Wakeup Call?
Cyberattacks on water systems may be the latest warning about vulnerabilities in America's critical infrastructure
By Steve Weisman, Contributor
Read full article →Iranian regime insider threatens Gulf states, Israel if Tehran's energy infrastructure is attacked
Mohammad Marandi warned on Saturday that critical infrastructure across the Gulf and in Israel could be destroyed, as US officials reportedly raised concerns over missile-defense resources.
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