Nation-StateInfosecurity Magazine·4 hours ago
Wake-Up Call for CNI After Iranian Attack Shuts Down UK Power Plant
Experts argue Iranian cyber-attack on UK power plant lays bare frailty of critical national infrastructure
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Nation-StateSecurityWeek·4 hours ago
Iran-Linked Hackers Shut Down UK Power Plant for Four Days
Iran-linked hackers successfully shut down a UK power plant for four days in an attack that demonstrated real-world operational impact against critical energy infrastructure. The incident has prompted concerns about the vulnerability of Britain's distributed energy systems and the risk of similar attacks being repeated against other facilities.
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