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Colorado Small Water Utility OT Breaches: Attackers Alter Settings, Disable Alarms, and Change Pumping Cycles

+09:00 Original Source : Axios Denver Severity: high Related Sources: SecurityWeek: Colorado Water Utilities Hit by Cyberattacks Targeting OT Systems CVE: None Target Products and Services: OT/ICS environments at two privately owned Colorado water…

Two small water utilities in Colorado fell victim to a cyberattack involving unidentified foreign actors. The breach resulted in alterations to equipment settings, disabling of remote access and alarms, and changes to pumping cycles. The disruptions were short-lived, and no damage was reported to water treatment, quality, or public safety. The source of the attack and the specific actions taken remain undisclosed.

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