Key Points
- Iran-linked hackers carried out a cyber attack on a power plant in England.
- The attack was described as an unprecedented attack in the country.
- The shutdown of the plant did not affect the country's electricity supply.
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It is claimed that Iranian-linked hackers carried out a cyber attack on a power plant in England. The attack was described as an unprecedented attack in the country. British authorities did not disclose the name of the affected power plant for security reasons.
Following the attack, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) within the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) was informed. The government sent letters to energy company executives with instructions to increase security measures. It was stated that the shutdown of the plant did not affect the country's electricity supply and did not pose a significant risk to the country's energy system.
The attack was recorded as one of the most successful cyber attacks. According to the British press, the target of the attack was a relatively small power plant, and it took the staff 4 days to reactivate the facility.
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- Which country was targeted by the cyber attack?
- England
- Who carried out the attack?
- Iran-linked hackers
- What were the consequences of the attack?
- The shutdown of the plant, but it did not affect the country's electricity supply.
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