Hackers hit water systems in seven states, FBI warns

The page is a news report on an FBI and EPA warning that hackers have attacked water and wastewater systems in at least seven states since July 27, 2026, targeting internet-exposed industrial controllers (Rockwell Automation Allen-Bradley MicroLogix 1100 and 1400 PLCs) and causing lost monitoring, pressure drops and flooding. People land on it searching for what happened to the US water supply and whether their local water is at risk; the provided text cuts off mid-sentence in the Minnesota section.

General US news readers worried about water safety, plus some utility, IT and industrial security professionals seeking details of the advisory.

A mention would suit industrial cybersecurity, OT network monitoring or remote-access security products aimed at utilities, and, with weaker fit, home water filtration or emergency preparedness brands. It would read most naturally after the section on disconnecting control devices from the internet, but the page is a breaking-news story on a sensitive public-safety topic, so promotional tone could feel opportunistic and few brands fit comfortably.

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