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[display name in stylized glyphs, ending "- 👋 cra…"] @therea… · Aug 25
I remember a hydroelectric dam in the Netherlands

They accidentally put their HMI (control panel) on the internet. HMI had VNC with no password.

Site was on shodan and every few weeks someone would log in and press buttons. Sometimes the area would flood

Barely made the news

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Colette Weston 🏊‍♀️… @ColetteW… · Aug 25
A UK power plant was forced offline for four days following a cyber attack, sparking urgent calls to strengthen critical national infrastructure defenses.
#CyberSecurity #CNI…
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Tweet recounting an anecdote about a Dutch hydroelectric dam whose control panel was exposed online without a password, quoting a post about a UK power plant forced offline for four days after a cyber attack.

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@dnvolz

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Dustin Volz @dnvolz
New: The known reach of cyberattacks on water systems continues to expand to include Michigan + other states and could be far wider. Officials say Iran remains top suspect despite Trump's rejection of the notion. Water remains safe, but experts are spooked

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Scope of Hacks on U.S. Water Supply Widens as Evidence Po...
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7:49 AM · Aug 1, 2026 · 24.7K Views
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

The full version of Dustin Volz's tweet (partially cut off in the previous screenshot, seq 109) linking a New York Times gift article headlined 'Scope of Hacks on U.S. Water Supply Widens as Evidence Po...', with a preview photo of a water tower behind overgrown foliage.

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Miles Brundage @Miles_Brundage

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Miles Brundage @Miles_Brundage · 7h
Anyone in Iran running water plant security evals?

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Dustin Volz @dnvolz · 12h
New: The known reach of cyberattacks on water systems continues to expand to include Michigan + other states and could be far wider. Officials say Iran remains top suspect despite Trump's rejection of the notion. Water remains ... [cut off]
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A tweet from Miles Brundage sardonically asking whether anyone in Iran is running water plant security evaluations, quote-tweeting Dustin Volz's report that cyberattacks on US water systems have expanded to Michigan and other states, with Iran suspected despite Trump's public rejection of that idea.

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