An Iranian-linked cyberattack knocked a small British power generator offline for four days last month, putting a spotlight on the security of smaller energy facilities.
Check out today's Metacurity for more on what happened in the UK and other top infosec developments you might have missed over the weekend, including
--GTA VI hacker leaks gameplay and map,
--Hackers claim 6.1 TB theft from Italian schools,
--CISA warns of exploited MLflow flaw,
--OpenAI warns of persistent AI cyberattacks,
--Anthropic puts Mythos 5 to work on cyber defense,
--Anthropic customers balk at pricey Fable 5,
--Black Hat and DEF CON attendee phishing campaign weaponizes Google Docs,
--OpenAI calls for stronger California AI law,
--Apollo confirms breach after social engineering attack,
--Irregular postmortem leaves key questions unanswered,
--Latvia road agency faulted for late breach reporting,
--Medusa ransomware victim count tops 500,
--Thousands of leaked AWS keys remain active,
--Malware targets Android car head units,
--ToxicPanda expands Android attack arsenal,
--New Zealand moves to ban social media for under-16s,
--Prevalent AI raises $22 million,
--Munich Re buys At-Bay for $575m
--Lawmakers seek probe of CISA staffing cuts,
--TikTok settles children’s privacy case for $400m,
--Google launches tool to expose image context,
--Flock builds AI to identify and track drivers,
--Flock CEO calls for privacy-safety “compromise”
https://www.metacurity.com/iran-linked-uk-power-generator-attack-exposes-a-cybersecurity-blind-spot/