Iran-linked hackers suspected in UK power-plant shutdown after alleged Minnesota water attack
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Industry estimates on how many PLCs are in use worldwide vary widely, from roughly 12 million to more than 70 million, according to market research firms. The first model was manufactured in the late 1960s — and many older units still in use today were never designed with 21st century cybersecurity challenges in mind. Iran-linked hackers allegedly forced a British power generator offline for four days, weeks after striking over 30 community water systems in Minnesota.
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Industry estimates on how many PLCs are in use worldwide vary widely, from roughly 12 million to more than 70 million, according to market research firms.
according to CBS News — LatestThe first model was manufactured in the late 1960s — and many older units still in use today were never designed with 21st century cybersecurity challenges in mind.
according to CBS News — LatestIran-linked hackers allegedly forced a British power generator offline for four days, weeks after striking over 30 community water systems in Minnesota
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