Iranian hackers carry out unprecedented attack on UK’s power network
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Iranian hackers have succeeded in shutting down a British power plant for the first time, reports the British newspaper ‘The Telegraph’. The impact of the cyberattack was limited: although the plant was out of operation for four days, the population was never without power. Nevertheless, the British cybersecurity agency warned of attacks on critical infrastructure as early as June.
Iran 'shuts down British power station in unprecedented attack'
Iran 'shuts down British power station in unprecedented attack' . Hackers linked to the Iranian regime shut down a British power plant for four days in what has been billed as an unprecedented attack
Iranian hackers have succeeded in shutting down a British power plant for the first time, reports the British newspaper The Telegraph. The impact of the cyberattack was limited: although the plant was out of operation for four days, the population was never without power. Nevertheless, the British cybersecurity agency warned of attacks on critical infrastructure as early as June.
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