A cyberattack has impacted more than 30 community water systems in Minnesota. State and federal investigators believe the issue may be linked to Iranian hackers. The attack did not cause any water safety issues, according to local leaders.
The investigation into the matter is ongoing. Further details on the cyberattack can be found through local news sources, including updates from state and federal officials as they become available.
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