A former Kansas utility worker has been charged with remotely tampering with a public water system’s cleaning procedures, highlighting the difficulty smaller utilities face in protecting against hackers.
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Small Kansas Water Utility System Hacking Highlights Risks
A former Kansas utility worker has been charged with remotely tampering with a public water system’s cleaning procedures, highlighting the difficulty smaller utilities face in protecting against hackers. The post Small Kansas Water Utility System Hacking Highlights Risks appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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