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For a world covered in oceans, getting a drink of water on Planet Earth can be surprisingly tricky. Fresh water is hard to come by even on our water world, …read more Continue reading Big Chemistry: Seawater Desalination
Censys researchers follow some clues and find hundreds of control-room dashboards for US water utilities on the public internet.
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What if you could design your 3D print to fall apart on purpose? That’s the curious promise of a new paper from CHI 2025, which brings a serious hacker vibe …read more Continue reading Sustainable 3D Prints with Decomposable Filaments
Electricity can be a pretty handy tool when it stays within the bounds of its wiring. It’s largely responsible for our modern world and its applications are endless. When it’s …read more Continue reading Ultra-Low Power Soil Moisture Sensor
US representatives and senators have reintroduced a bipartisan bill to support the cybersecurity of small water and wastewater utilities.
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On September 25, CISA issued a stark reminder that critical infrastructure remains a primary target for cyberattacks. Vulnerable systems in industrial sectors, including water utilities, continue to be exploited due to poor cyber hygiene practices. Using unsophisticated methods like brute-force attacks and leveraging default passwords, threat actors have repeatedly managed to compromise operational technology (OT) […]
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The itch to investigate lurks within all us hackers. Sometimes, you just have to pull something apart to learn how it works. [Stephen Crosby] found himself doing just that when …read more Continue reading Learning About The Flume Water Monitor
In most natural environments, fish are able to feed themselves. However, if you wanted to help them out with some extra food, you could always build a 3D-printed boat to …read more Continue reading 3D-Printed Boat Feeds The Fishes
[Stephen] has a basement that depends on a sump pump. What that means is if the pump fails or the power goes out, the basement floods—which is rather undesirable. Not …read more Continue reading An Over-Engineered Basement Monitor
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Report Exposes Cybersecurity Risks in US Water Systems: Vulnerabilities in Critical Drinking… Continue reading Cybersecurity Flaws in US Drinking Water Systems Put 26 Million at Risk