Are the cyberattacks against water utilities in the U.S. part of an earlier 2024 prophetic warning?
Earlier this week the Environmental Protection Agency issued a warning that action is needed right now in order to protect our nation’s drinking water systems.
NBC News first reported that America’s water systems are not fail-proof against cyberattacks from hacker groups based in Russia and Iran. NTD further added that China has been a part of these cyberattacks. The failure to make sure our water systems are safe include not changing passwords or ensuring that former employees no longer have access to these systems. These cyberattacks have already impacted states like Pennsylvania and Texas.
The attacks on the water system continue to increase and the EPA says that we are now at a “critical” stage to address this issue.
“EPA is issuing this alert because threats to, and attacks on, the nation’s water system have increased in frequency and severity to a point where additional action is critical,” the EPA said.
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Cyberattacks on U.S. water systems are not only terrifying to think about, they point to greater threats still to come. It can be wondered if these attacks are part of a prophetic warning for 2024.
In December of last year, Charisma Media sat down with prophetic voice Joseph Z who felt in the spirit that cyberattacks would ramp up throughout 2024. He believed that “unparalleled and almost cataclysmic cyber attacks will occur, raising concerns about the vulnerability of digital infrastructures.”
Whether these attacks are part of a prophetic warning or not still remains to be determined. However, having clean running water makes all the difference for our nation’s safety and security.
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