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    At Least Seven States’ Water Systems Likely Hit By Iran Cyberattacks

    BY Crooks and Liars August 2, 2026No Comments0 Views
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     ​ After Donald Trump desperately – and ridiculously – tried to blame Minnesota for cyberattacks on its own water systems, I can’t wait to hear his excuse for similar attacks on water systems in Michigan and at least five more states.

    Despite Trump’s repeated claims about his prowess in Iran, it keeps getting clearer that no such thing is the case. According to The New York Times, the cyberattacks “may be far wider” than the seven states as “authorities raced to safeguard the nation’s water supply against an assault that increasingly appeared to be the work of Iran.”

    The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) “has for months been warning the public that Iran may seek to compromise water utilities and other critical infrastructure,” The Times noted.

    Trump seems to have done nothing to make them more secure.

    Maybe Trump shouldn’t have put so much of our cybersecurity on the chopping block before starting his unnecessary Iran war, eh?

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