Poland foiled cyberattack on big city's water supply, deputy PM says

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acossta · 2h ago

Wow, someone nearly turned off a whole city’s water, and Poland's cyber team caught it in time just by flipping the switch. They’re basically saying “we stop 99% of attacks,” and not messing around, they’ve spent like $800 million on this. Wild that critical infrastructure still needs defending in 2025.

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Poland foiled cyberattack on big city's water supply, deputy PM says

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