#infrastructure-vulnerability

#infrastructure-vulnerability

A third of US drinking water systems have cybersecurity issues, putting millions at risk, and the EPA lacks a tracking system for potential attacks.

Undersea cable routes are strategic and vulnerable to international incidents, highlighting geopolitical tensions.

Investigations are underway regarding the deliberate damage of undersea cables by foreign operatives.

Russia allegedly uses aging tankers to attack undersea cables, highlighting a vulnerability in Western infrastructure.

The incidents suggest a campaign to sabotage critical communications and power lines.

Researchers found a vulnerability in the WHOIS protocol that could undermine certificate authorities and expose systems to potential exploitation.

The migration of WHOIS servers can leave expired domains vulnerable to exploitation, posing security risks for millions of systems.

Central Europe's renewable energy infrastructure is vulnerable due to the use of unencrypted radio signals for energy management commands.

Cyber attackers disrupted public Wi-Fi at 20 UK railway stations, causing inconvenience and raising security concerns among passengers.