This photo provided by the Municipal Water Authority of Aliquippa shows the screen of a Unitronics device that was hacked in Aliquippa, Pa., on Nov. 25.
Comment: Not only are hackers difficult to identify, the US itself admitted that it is able to cover its own cyber tracks with the footprints of other actors, therefore any claims that these groups are 'Iran-linked' is questionable.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) said on Friday that the hackers, known as "CyberAv3ngers," have been infiltrating video screens with the message "You have been hacked, down with Israel. Every equipment 'made in Israel' is CyberAv3ngers legal target."
Comment: Which means that the Israeli companies, and by default, Mossad, have the backdoors to these systems.
The cyberattacks have spanned multiple states, CISA said. While the equipment in question, "Unitronics Vision Series programmable logic controllers," is predominately used in water and wastewater systems, companies in energy, food and beverage manufacturing, and health care are also under threat.
Comment: A few years ago WEF-linked groups warned of a coming 'global cyber-pandemic', and, since then there have been regular hacks on government and corporate systems - notably, few of them were alleged to be linked to China/Russia/Iran - and it seems more reasonable to suppose that, whilst some of them may emanate from groups backed by, or in alignment with the multi polar world, it seems that the majority of these attacks most likely to benefit the West and its allies:
- Germany's banking regulator BaFin hit by cyberattack (4th September)
- Cyberattack disrupts hospitals in several US states, some emergency rooms forced to close (4th August)
- Cyberattacks take down Canadian medical software provider, China's Wuhan earthquake monitoring service (27th July)
- Norway's government ministries hit by 'extremely serious' cyber attack (25th July)
- Cyberattack on major energy company disrupts supply at gas stations in Canada (27th June)
- Sweden parliament hit by denial-of-service cyber attack as Nordic leaders prepared to meet with Zelensky in Finland (4th May)
- 'Computer glitch' hits Paris airport's border control causing long delays (4th March)
See also: Turkey's intelligence organization foils Mossad attempt to kidnap Palestinian Iron Dome hacker