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Tấn công Ransomware “quật ngã” hệ thống ống dẫn nhiên liệu chủ chốt của Hoa Kỳ

blog.viettelcybersecurity.com | incident | #supply-chain | #ransomware | #ics | #critical-infrastructure | #incident | #colonial-pipeline
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A ransomware attack attributed to an Eastern European group forced Colonial Pipeline, supplier of nearly half the US East Coast's fuel, to shut down its entire system and triggered a federal response.
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