Algonac, Michigan, water plant hit in cyberattack on cellular modems
City officials said the attack was contained without significant operational effects and approved replacement modems with additional security controls.
City officials said the attack was contained without significant operational effects and approved replacement modems with additional security controls.
Workers restored Well No. 3 after attackers changed a network setting through a cellular connection, disrupting water production for about two hours.
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The Casper-based bank closed all branches and offices and took its systems offline. Cards and ATM withdrawals remained available under a combined $1,000 daily limit.
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Online patient services remain unavailable as outpatient appointments continue with possible delays and Luminis investigates whether patient information was affected.
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Dispatchers shifted to a Solano County center while online city services and internal operations remained unavailable Saturday.
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Card payments and other computer work were delayed, while 911, water, wastewater and phone systems were not directly affected.
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A network security incident affected the system’s central financial aid office, but its application portal remained available and no university problems were reported.
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The medical device maker is restoring systems in phases after Irish plant employees were sent home or told not to report for shifts.