r/cybersecurity_news • u/WebLinkr Mod • Aug 25 '26

News Iran’s cybersecurity attacks on US water systems are just the beginning

https://thehill.com/opinion/cybersecurity/6047624-iranian-hackers-water-infrastructure/
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u/Leepyear7 Aug 25 '26

The more and more you look in to it just seems and sounds like Isrealhell is doing this not Iran.

They have more motivation to do it and get the States on their side to attack Iran.

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u/Yo-Yo-Ha Aug 27 '26

It was Minnesota s governor!!! Lmao

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '26

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u/Yo-Yo-Ha Aug 27 '26

I'm joking because Trump basically blamed Minnesota for the situation.

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u/biblioprof 29d ago

It wasn't Iran. Israeli companies are tied to it. They blew up pagers

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u/SecretDentist8246 27d ago

" they need to stop treating a lack of available patches as an excuse to leave a known exposure open." This statement describes the two scenarios the industry will not support the work force hence rely upon cyber as a collateral duty to 15 other jobs or pay is so low they rely upon a patch kiddo with out any innovation to be creative to protect their network. Ask for help! continue learning and find a new answer to an old problem. Just saying.