In the past week, cyberattacks have targeted water facilities across seven U.S. states. There is suspicion within the cybersecurity field that Iran may be behind these attacks, raising questions about whether this is a new aspect of ongoing tensions between the two nations. As these cyber incidents unfold, evaluating the threat level becomes crucial.
Mary Louise Kelly discusses the situation with NPR Cybersecurity Correspondent Jenna McLaughlin and NPR National Security Correspondent Greg Myre. They explore how cyberwarfare influences military conflicts while providing updates from Ukraine. The country struggles with a shortage of air defense weapons, leaving it vulnerable to Russian missile attacks.
For those interested, NPR headquarters in Washington, D.C., will host a live podcast taping. Tickets go on sale on Tuesday, Aug. 11. Check this link then for more details.
Support public media by subscribing to NPR+. Enjoy over 25 podcasts, including benefits like archive access and ad-free listening. Learn more at plus.npr.org.
ByteDance and Motion Picture Association Strengthen AI Copyright Safeguards 
Proposed Federal Tax to Address Data Center Electricity Consumption 
Raytheon to Boost Tomahawk Missile Production Amid Stockpile Concerns 
Security Concerns Over Strava’s Role in Military Vulnerabilities 
Robots Learn Disassembly: A New Skill for Industrial Use 
Protecting Yourself from Fake Streaming Scams