A major cyberattack on the US electrical grid has long worried security experts. Such an attack wouldn’t be easy. But if an adversary pulled it off, it’d be lights out in more ways than one.

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In recent years, hacks against the power grid have gone from a mostly theoretical risk to a real-world problem.Two large-scale blackouts in Ukraine caused by Russian cyberattacks in 2015 and 2016 ...

Private firms have alleged other recent hacks of networks and machinery tied to the U.S. power grid were carried out by teams from within Russia and China, some with governmental support.

Hospitals, water dams and power plants across the US are on alert for any potential Iranian cyberattacks in retaliation for US airstrikes on Iran nuclear sites over the weekend.

T here has been fear that Russia would hack into the US power grid as a novel way to severely damage America’s economy. Some of this might be done through cybersecurity measures the power ...

A new report shows a sharp increase in peak electricity demand, leading to blackout concerns in multiple states. Here's how ...

Well, here’s some electrifying news. At a forum for cyber researchers in Washington DC today, representatives of threat intelligence firm FireEye made clear that the … ...

Investigation: US power grid vulnerable to foreign hacks. byGarance Burke And Jonathan Fahey In this Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2015 photo, Brian Wallace, a security researcher at ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Security researcher Brian Wallace was on the trail of hackers who had snatched a California university’s housing files when he stumbled into a larger nightmare: Cyberattackers ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Security researcher Brian Wallace was on the trail of hackers who had snatched a California university's housing files when he stumbled into a larger nightmare: Cyberattackers ...