5 Things To Know About The Latest Critical Infrastructure Cyberattacks: https://t.co/YYaqbztixT Incidents disclosed over the past week have included attacks targeting Internet service providers and a municipal water treatment system.
ICYMI: 10,000s of fuel storage tanks remain vulnerable to cyberattacks due to buggy Automatic Tank Gauge systems from multiple vendors, say infosec researchers https://t.co/dHUQLFNDff
Local news station https://t.co/rtQQNn9OBZ says a ransom note appeared on a water treatment facility computer in Arkansas City. It's unclear if the facility plans to pay the hackers. https://t.co/UnQhx3YPIJ

Critical infrastructure is facing significant cybersecurity threats due to vulnerabilities in Automated Tank Gauge (ATG) systems. Researchers have identified ten software bugs that put tens of thousands of fuel storage tanks at risk of cyberattacks. These vulnerabilities, if exploited, could provide hackers with full administrative access to critical networks managing large fuel storage. Multiple vendors are affected by these vulnerabilities. Additionally, officials from the FBI and DHS are investigating a cyberattack on a water treatment facility in Arkansas City, Kansas. A ransom note appeared on a computer at the facility, though it remains unclear if the ransom will be paid.