Feds warn over water cyberattack
What would happen if hackers got into our country's water systems. The White House doesn't want to find out. Last month, federal officials sent a letter to Gov. Brian Kemp and other governors across the country. They implored them to assess vulnerabilities in local water departments and fix them, or else risk a debilitating hack that could impact crops, drinking water, even health systems.
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