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Cyberattacks Reveal Vulnerabilities in U.S. Water Systems

Suspected Iran-linked cyberattacks are exposing vulnerabilities in U.S. drinking water systems, which face challenges from aging infrastructure and climate change. Experts emphasize the need for improved cybersecurity measures and federal support, as many utilities struggle with limited resources. The EPA has identified vulnerabilities in numerous water systems and is working to address these issues amid increasing extreme weather events.

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Suspected Iran-linked cyberattacks are exposing vulnerabilities in U.S. drinking water systems, which face challenges from aging infrastructure and climate change. Experts emphasize the need for improved cybersecurity measures and federal support, as many utilities struggle with limited resources. The EPA has identified vulnerabilities in numerous water systems and is working to address these issues amid increasing extreme weather events.

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Cyberattacks expose deeper vulnerabilities in U.S. water systems

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Cyberattacks Reveal Vulnerabilities in U.S. Water Systems