Cyberattacks Hit Water Systems Across Multiple U.S. States
Water systems in Michigan and Minnesota have reported cyberattacks, prompting renewed concern over U.S. infrastructure security. Michigan officials said nine affected systems continued operating safely, with no known public health impacts. More than 30 systems in Minnesota were previously reported targeted. Michigan received a federal cyber alert on Tuesday before detecting suspicious activity consistent with federal warnings. The FBI is investigating but has not identified perpetrators. A recent advisory from the FBI and other agencies warned that Iranian hackers have been targeting water and wastewater systems and other critical infrastructure controls.
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左：强调由于资金不足和特朗普政府削减CISA预算导致基础设施脆弱。 中：报告事实：袭击已发生，调查正在进行，官员表示水是安全的。 右：着重特朗普对明尼苏达州州长的指责，并质疑伊朗介入的证据。
明尼苏达州信息技术服务局于 2026 年 7 月 28 日披露了针对 30 多个社区供水系统的协调网络攻击。 https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/minnesota-it-officials-disclose-coordinated-cyberattack-more-than-30-local-water-2026-07-28/
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