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The Department of Energy says a “cyber event” disrupted operations in California, Wyoming, and Utah last month. But it’s unclear if hackers were behind it. Continue reading A ‘Cyber Event’ Disrupted the Power Grid in California and Wyoming, But Don’t Panic Just Yet
Cybersecurity firm FireEye points the finger at the Russian government and a government-linked facility for creating a destructive malware. Continue reading Russian Malware Was Apparently Used in an Attempt to Sabotage a Saudi Petrol Plant
There’s no evidence that the Massachusetts gas explosions are caused by hackers, but that hasn’t stopped people from baseless speculations. Continue reading People Are Recklessly Speculating That the Massachusetts Gas Explosions Were a Stuxnet-Related Hack
Researchers have discovered a new powerful—and dangerous—malware that targets industrial control systems. Continue reading The Malware Used Against The Ukrainian Power Grid Is More Dangerous Than Anyone Thought
Experts say the country appears to be a “testbed” for cyber attacks that could be used around the world. Continue reading The Ukrainian Power Grid Was Hacked Again
Almost a year after one of the few cyberattacks in history to cause damage that spilled into the real world, nobody knows for sure who did it. Continue reading Who Hacked The Lights In Ukraine?
For €2,500 a day, governments could buy large scale astroturf campaigns, and for €1 million, services to create false criminal charges. Continue reading This Leaked Catalog Offers ‘Weaponized Information’ That Can Flood the Web
Should we really be worried about a “Cyber Pearl Harbor”? Continue reading How Cyberattacks on Critical Infrastructure Could Cause Real-Life Disasters
The Hinkley Point delay has fuelled speculation that the British government is sceptical of China’s involvement. Should we be concerned? Continue reading Is China’s Role in a UK Nuclear Plant Really a Cybersecurity Risk?
In the future, cyberattacks on power plants might be done with malware and flying hacker drones. Continue reading How Drones Could Help Hackers Shut Down Power Plants