Water agencies advised to disconnect systems from internet, strengthen passwords amid cyberattacks
Summary
Officials have warned water agencies to disconnect their control systems from the internet and improve password security because of cyberattacks. At least 12 states have reported attacks on water systems, which may be connected to hackers supported by Iran.Key Facts
- Cyberattacks targeted water systems in at least 12 U.S. states.
- Authorities suspect the hackers may be backed by Iran.
- Water agencies were advised to disconnect their systems from the internet.
- Agencies were also told to use stronger passwords to protect their networks.
- These steps aim to prevent harm to water supply and safety.
- Cyberattacks on critical infrastructure like water systems pose serious risks.
- Experts emphasized quick action to improve cybersecurity in these agencies.
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