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FBI Warns: Chinese Hackers Are Preparing to Wreak Havoc on US Water System | Facts Matter

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Roman Balmakov

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🗓️ 22 August 2024

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Tap water is one of those things that many of us take for granted. Typically, as long as you pay the bill, you turn the faucet, and the water flows. 🇺🇸 Epoch Times 25¢ Sale: https://ept.ms/RomanSale1

Hackers in other countries that want to do harm to America see an opportunity. They see it as a perfect weapon—a weapon that can be used to kill, injure, or dehydrate a fairly large area.

And this is no longer science fiction or a threat that we might have to worry about in the next decade. Instead, physical infrastructure is now fair game for state-sponsored hackers who have the capabilities to, among other things, poison the water supply. With the stroke of a few keys on a computer, Chinese, Russian, Iranian, and North Korean hackers are able to taint the very water that comes out of our taps.

In fact, the FBI director recently revealed how a Chinese Communist Party-linked hacker group has quietly infiltrated various critical infrastructure systems in the United States, and is now just waiting for orders to strike.

This is all part of the new global battlefield, where world powers don’t compete against each other directly using kinetic weapons, but rather constantly trying to exploit each other’s weaknesses under the surface.

And so today, we’ll peel back the veil a little bit and give you a glimpse into these water wars, as well as some advice that you might take to protect yourself and your family.
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0:00.0

You know tap water is one of those things that I think most people including myself

0:07.4

really take for granted. I mean you just set it up with a utility company

0:12.1

you make sure you pay the bill every month, you turn the knob and the water comes out.

0:17.0

However, hackers in other countries, countries that want to do harm to America, they don't take that water for granted.

0:28.0

And instead, they see it as a perfect weapon, a weapon that can be used to kill, injure, or perhaps dehydrate a fairly large area.

0:38.0

And this is no longer the realm of science fiction, and it's no longer a threat that we might have to look

0:43.8

forward to in the next decade. Instead, physical infrastructure is now a fair game

0:48.7

for state-sponsored hackers who have the capabilities to, among other things, poison the water supply.

0:55.0

With a stroke of a few keys on a computer keyboard, you can have Chinese, Russian,

1:01.0

Iranian, North Korean hackers taint the very water that comes out of our taps.

1:06.0

And this is really all part of a new global battlefield where world powers,

1:11.0

they no longer just compete using direct kinetic warfare.

1:16.4

Instead, they're constantly trying to, under the surface, exploit each other's weaknesses.

1:21.7

So today, let's peel back the veil just a little bit and

1:25.2

get a glimpse into these water wars as well as some advice that you might take to

1:29.5

protect both yourself and

1:33.0

I can't you,

1:40.0

to your family.

1:40.0

Now to start with,

1:42.0

when most people, and I include myself in that boat, think about

1:45.1

cyber security threats, well it's often things like bank accounts or our social security

1:50.6

numbers getting stolen or some government website

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