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The worst cyberattack on municipal water systems in U.S. history that started one month ago was actually worse than government officials first reported, with many more systems nationwide targeted than law enforcement let on.

I’ve bought a couple of power banksthat also double up as flashlights so we can see where we’re going,” says Liz Blackshaw. “I’ve already got a wind-up radio combined with a flashlight. We’re a family full of food intolerances, so I’ve been stocking up on gluten-free pasta and some snacks I like to eat. It’s…

OpenAI senior leadership has a new cybersecurity warning for organizations deploying AI agents. 

Drones have transformed industries ranging from logistics and agriculture to surveillance and emergency response. However, as theseunmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) become more connected and capable, cybersecurity experts are increasingly examining another possibility: Can drones be used as platforms for launching cyber-attacks?

SK Shieldus will strengthen the ability of Korean hospitals to counter cyber threats through a partnership with Elimnet.

Stryker, Medtronic and Abbott are among the collection of medical device firms that have disclosed cyberattacks this year. Check out MedTech Dive’s roundup of coverage.

A war that began with airstrikes over Iran is now being felt in places far from the Middle East. On February 28, the US and Israel unleashed Operation Roaring Lion. Dramatic footage of missiles striking military, nuclear and government targets across Iran was broadcast around the world.But as the physical assault unfolded, another battle raged…

Hackers, reportedly from ransomware cybercriminal gang Clop, broke into product lifecycle management tools commonly used by manufacturers in recent attacks at Shell, GE, and Philips that exploited vulnerabilities in PLM software from vendor PTC.  

At least a dozen states have reported cyberattacks on their water systems, starting with Minnesota in late July. But other kinds of infrastructure – like hospitals or the energy sector – are also vulnerable, said Nikita Shah, senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

(SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS WATCH) – Recent security hacks on local governments in South Dakota are latest of more than 1,000 in the state over past five years.