Thirty water systems across Minnesota were hit by cyberattacks over the weekend, targeting critical operational tech that controls pumps and treatment plants—though no service disruptions were reported. Officials are still hunting the culprit, but experts point to Iran as the likely suspect, citing past patterns and geopolitical motives. This follows federal warnings about Iranian hackers targeting U.S. water infrastructure, which remains vulnerable due to limited cybersecurity resources. One city briefly asked residents to conserve water while restoring systems. The FBI and other agencies are investigating, with no confirmation yet on whether a single actor is responsible.
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