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Stromausfall in Reutlingen war mutmaßlich Brandstiftung | heise online https://www.heise.de/news/Stromausfall-in-Reutlingen-war-mutmasslich-Brandstifung-11326054.html #KRITIS

Stromausfall in Reutlingen war mutmaßlich Brandstiftung

Nach dem Großbrand im Umspannwerk in Reutlingen ermitteln Polizei und Staatsschutz. Es gibt Hinweise auf Brandstiftung, aber keine auf die Täter.

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diesUndDasMitTassen 🇺🇦1d ago

@AchimTheobald Hat Bayern/die CSU nicht die größten "Anschläge" auf die Infrastruktur bisher verübt:

- Gelder für Autobahnbau einseitig nach Bayern umgeleitet
- Stromtrassen verhindert
- Ausbau regenerativer Energien verhindert
- Brenner-Nordzulauf Projekte verzögert
- Verbrenner Verbot verhindert
- Förderung alternativer Verkehrs- und Mobilitätskonzepte erstickt
- TEN-T-Trassen für Eigeninteressen verzögert
- Störung regionaler Stromspeicherprojekte
#csu #bayern #politik #infrastruktur #kritis

Manuel 'HonkHase' Atug 1d ago

Keine Redundanz bedeutet keine Resilienz. Wenn KRITIS Informationen geheim gehalten werden, wie in Berlin, geschehen solche Baggerbisse zukünftig öfters! 🧐 #KRITIS Sektor #Staat und #Verwaltung Kabel bei Bauarbeiten beschädigt: Gerichte in Niedersachsen lahmgelegt ... www.ndr.de/nachrichten/...

Beschädigtes Kabel legt Nieder...

Kabel bei Bauarbeiten beschädigt: Gerichte in Niedersachsen lahmgelegt

Bei Bauarbeiten ist ein Datenkabel beschädigt worden. Wegen der technischen Störung sind die Gerichte in Niedersachsen derzeit nicht voll arbeitsfähig.

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Manuel 'HonkHase' Atug 1d ago

Keine Redundanz bedeutet keine Resilienz.

Wenn KRITIS Informationen geheim gehalten werden, wie in Berlin, geschehen solche Baggerbisse zukünftig öfters! 🧐

#KRITIS Sektor #Staat und #Verwaltung

Kabel bei Bauarbeiten beschädigt: Gerichte in Niedersachsen lahmgelegt

"Bei Bauarbeiten ist ein Datenkabel beschädigt worden. Wegen der technischen Störung sind die Gerichte in Niedersachsen derzeit nicht voll arbeitsfähig."
https://www.ndr.de/nachrichten/niedersachsen/kabel-bei-bauarbeiten-beschaedigt-gerichte-in-niedersachsen-lahmgelegt,justiz-162.html

Kabel bei Bauarbeiten beschädigt: Gerichte in Niedersachsen lahmgelegt

Bei Bauarbeiten ist ein Datenkabel beschädigt worden. Wegen der technischen Störung sind die Gerichte in Niedersachsen derzeit nicht voll arbeitsfähig.

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me·ta·phil, der 1d ago

@WolframZell @dickenhobelix Unfortunately, it cannot run DOOM, instead DOOM will run it. #itsec #kritis

boromir 1d ago

https://www.instagram.com/p/DY5EX2RDiFD/ #kritis

WIRED on Instagram: "For nearly a decade, the Pentagon was warned—by its own contractors, analysts, and intelligence agencies—that anyone with a credit card could buy a map of where American troops sleep, work, and store nuclear weapons. Now the bill has come due in a war zone. A newly disclosed letter shows the warnings went unheeded: US Central Command now confirms it has received “multiple threat reports concerning adversary exploitation of commercial location data to target or surveil US personnel in theater”—the first official acknowledgment that the data-broker economy is being used to hunt American forces in the Middle East. The targeting was first reported by Reuters, which obtained the Centcom letter. But the confirmation lands atop a record that is longer and more damning than the single document suggests. For the better part of a decade, US lawmakers have heard the same alarms about the dangers of commercially available location data that the Pentagon did—from the same intelligence assessments, from witnesses, from their own colleagues. Yet comprehensive privacy legislation has repeatedly stalled in Washington, and the one narrow fix that did pass—a requirement that data shared with military contractors not be resold—left the broader industry untouched. One of the earliest warnings came in 2016. At the Joint Special Operations Command compound at Fort Bragg, California, a government technologist briefing senior officers demonstrated how commercial location data—bought, not hacked—could track phones from Fort Bragg and MacDill Air Force Base in Florida, the home stations of America's most elite units, through Turkey and into northern Syria, where they clustered at a covert forward operating base. The same data was available to any advertiser or foreign intelligence service. Even as the Pentagon was warned that the location-data marketplace was placing its own people in danger, parts of the department were eager to become its customers. Tap the 🔗 in bio to read the full story."

5,620 likes, 92 comments - wired on May 28, 2026: "For nearly a decade, the Pentagon was warned—by its own contractors, analysts, and intelligence agencies—that anyone with a credit card could buy a map of where American troops sleep, work, and store nuclear weapons. Now the bill has come due in a war zone. A newly disclosed letter shows the warnings went unheeded: US Central Command now confirms it has received “multiple threat reports concerning adversary exploitation of commercial location data to target or surveil US personnel in theater”—the first official acknowledgment that the data-broker economy is being used to hunt American forces in the Middle East. The targeting was first reported by Reuters, which obtained the Centcom letter. But the confirmation lands atop a record that is longer and more damning than the single document suggests. For the better part of a decade, US lawmakers have heard the same alarms about the dangers of commercially available location data that the Pentagon did—from the same intelligence assessments, from witnesses, from their own colleagues. Yet comprehensive privacy legislation has repeatedly stalled in Washington, and the one narrow fix that did pass—a requirement that data shared with military contractors not be resold—left the broader industry untouched. One of the earliest warnings came in 2016. At the Joint Special Operations Command compound at Fort Bragg, California, a government technologist briefing senior officers demonstrated how commercial location data—bought, not hacked—could track phones from Fort Bragg and MacDill Air Force Base in Florida, the home stations of America's most elite units, through Turkey and into northern Syria, where they clustered at a covert forward operating base. The same data was available to any advertiser or foreign intelligence service. Even as the Pentagon was warned that the location-data marketplace was placing its own people in danger, parts of the department were eager to become its customers. Tap the 🔗 in bio to read the full story.".

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medconweb 1d ago

NIS2 und KRITIS verschärfen Sicherheitsanforderungen im Gesundheitswesen
Cyberangriffe auf Gesundheitsdienstleister erhöhen Druck auf Krankenhäuser und Prüfstellen
#Cyberattacke #ITSicherheit #KrankenhausIT #KRITIS #NIS2

https://www.medconweb.de/blog/it-edv/nis2-und-kritis-verschaerfen-sicherheitsanforderungen-im-gesundheitswesen/