Deep in a quiet Midwest water facility, operators stare at screens showing perfect flows—while hackers from Iran silently twist the valves beneath. CISA's latest advisory reveals the chilling reality of ICS hacks hitting home.
Everyone hoped the ceasefire would cool cyber tensions. Iran's hacker proxies just laughed it off, vowing to hit U.S. targets harder when the moment strikes.
Forget the headlines about nation-state hacks. Right now, Iran-linked crews are probing thousands of exposed PLCs in U.S. critical infrastructure. One wrong config, and blackouts follow.
Iran's hackers are back, jabbing at US water systems and energy grids through idiotically exposed PLCs. CISA's screaming for fixes, but is anyone listening?
Iran's cyber operatives just turned everyday industrial controllers into chaos machines. Exposed PLCs across US critical infrastructure are falling fast, blending old-school hacks with geopolitical fury.
Dozens of US critical infrastructure outfits—water plants, energy grids, even town halls—ground to a halt last month. Blame Iran-linked crews exploiting internet-facing PLCs, per a fresh federal alert.
While Trump threatens Iran's infrastructure, Iranian hackers are already inside ours. PLCs in power plants and water utilities? Wide open.
Over 300 Israeli organizations got hit by an Iran-backed password-spraying campaign on Microsoft 365. It's sloppy, it's persistent, and it's a reminder that state hackers don't play fair.
Imagine your surgeon's tools vanishing mid-operation, courtesy of hackers in Tehran. Iran-linked Handala just turned Stryker's global network into digital ash, exposing medtech's fragile underbelly.