Poland reports cyberattacks on water plants

Poland's intelligence service has detected cyberattacks targeting five water treatment plants, raising concerns about potential sabotage of water supply safety. Similar threats have been identified in U.S. water infrastructure, with federal agencies warning utilities are vulnerable to foreign hackers. These incidents are part of a broader pattern of state-sponsored cyber activity aimed at destabilizing Western nations. Polish intelligence attributes many such attacks to Russian government spies, highlighting a growing global threat to critical infrastructure.