What doesn't make sense to me is how a "hack" could hurt anything. Why wouldn't the system be able to go offline and be reset? Why do they not have the ability to take the computerized system offline in case of emergency and have a manual backup? This is clearly orchestrated.
What doesn't make sense to me is how a "hack" could hurt anything. Why wouldn't the system be able to go offline and be reset? Why do they not have the ability to take the computerized system offline in case of emergency and have a manual backup? This is clearly orchestrated.
They didn't "hurt" anything, they broke into the company's financial systems and probably stole some data, who knows what kind. The point is the company panicked and turned off the pipeline out of fear.
They didn't "hurt" anything, they broke into the company's financial systems and probably stole some data, who knows what kind. The point is the company panicked and turned off the pipeline out of fear.
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