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Hacker Tries to Poison Water Supply in Oldsmar, Florida

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First published at 03:24 UTC on February 9th, 2021.

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Investigations are underway after a hacker attempted to poison the water supply to the city of Oldsmar on February 5.

Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri held a press conference on February 8 in which he said a hacker briefly increased the amount…

Investigations are underway after a hacker attempted to poison the water supply to the city of Oldsmar on February 5.

Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri held a press conference on February 8 in which he said a hacker briefly increased the amount of sodium hydroxide to “dangerous” levels after remotely accessing a computer for the city’s water treatment system.

A supervisor saw the levels being changed on his computer screen and immediately reversed it, leading to no impact on the water supply.

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