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It wouldn't surprise me, but just like other power stations, why the hell are they connected to the internet in any way??? It's such a huge security risk.
by torgian 7y ago
It wouldn't surprise me, but just like other power stations, why the hell are they connected to the internet in any way???
It's such a huge security risk.
- DuskStar 7y agoSo that they can bid on whether they're going to be providing power, among other things. Or at least that's the reason I remember for the US.
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- sasaf5 7y agoI think it would be impossible to completely isolate them. Even if you completely air-gap all the computers in the plant, still the workers carry internet-connected phones. Even if you ban those, the staff can still become target of disinformation when out of work. Maybe the best approach is to just keep it connected, acknowledging the fact that they are potential targets, and then applying sufficient security on all information channels, technological or human.