Cyberattacks hit three Minnesota water facilities in Plymouth, South St. Paul, and Braham, causing brief outages but no public health risk—officials confirm water remains safe to drink. The breach, which began Sunday night, may be part of a broader campaign affecting at least four other cities, though the culprit remains unknown. Local utilities and Minnesota IT Services are collaborating with state and federal partners to assess damage, restore systems, and prevent future incidents, underscoring the ongoing threat to critical infrastructure.
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