CISA and FBI warn of cyberattacks targeting industrial fluid monitoring systems
By
David Jones
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Summary
CISA and the FBI have issued a warning about hackers targeting automatic tank gauge (ATG) systems, which are used to monitor industrial fluids across industries like energy, agriculture, and transportation. These systems are vulnerable to cyberattacks that could disrupt operations, cause environmental damage, or be used for ransomware. The advisory highlights the need for improved cybersecurity measures to protect critical infrastructure.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledCISA and the FBI have warned that hackers are actively targeting automatic tank gauge systems used to monitor industrial fluids.
These systems are widely deployed across critical infrastructure sectors, making them an attractive target for malicious actors.
The advisory urges organizations to take immediate steps to secure these systems against potential cyber threats.
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