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CISA warns of cyberattacks disrupting U.S. water utilities
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is warning of a significant increase in attacks targeting internet-exposed programmable logic controllers (PLCs) in the water and wastewater systems sector.
The agency’s urgent alert comes after hackers disrupted more than 30 community water systems in Minnesota in attacks that started last Sunday and continued through Monday.
CISA’s alert refers to threat activity involved hackers targeting exposed programmable logic controllers (PLC) and changing passwords to lock operators out, modifying IP addresses to disconnect devices from the internet, and other actions that disrupted operations.
“CISA urges critical infrastructure owners, operators, and integrators to remove publicly exposed PLCs and other operational technology (OT) from the internet as soon as possible.”
Organizations of all sizes running water and wastewater systems are being targeted, including some with mature cybersecurity programs.
The bulletin notes that exposed operational technology (OT) may include undocumented cellular modems installed by operators, vendors, or system integrators.
Internet-facing assets are exposed to defacement attacks, configuration changes, operational disruptions, and even physical damage, the agency said.
CISA recommends immediately removing these assets from direct internet exposure. If this is not possible, organizations should use a VPN connection or gateway devices for secure access.
Additionally, default passwords should be changed, and access should be limited to an IP address allow-list.
The agency also pointed owners of Rockwell Automation MicroLogix 1400 PLCs to vendor guidance for recovering access if passwords have been changed.
Cybersecurity search company Censys published a blog post where it quantifies internet exposure, estimating that currently there are more than 4,100 internet-exposed Rockwell Automation/Allen-Bradley hosts, 4,100 Siemens hosts, and over 2,000 Schneider Electric hosts.
Source: Censys
However, it should be clarified that the map above shows devices reachable over the public internet, not systems that are necessarily being targeted or compromised.
Regarding the MicroLogix 1400 controllers mentioned in CISA’s bulletin, Censys notes that many appear to be running EoS (end-of-sale) firmware versions.
The cybersecurity company also highlighted the problem of undocumented cellular modems as a common blind spot, reporting that nearly half of the exposed Rockwell devices are reachable via Verizon Business, AT&T, T-Mobile, Comcast, Charter, and Starlink networks.
Source: Censys
Censys also provided an expanded set of indicators of compromise (IoCs) in its report, along with threat-hunting guidance.
Earlier this week, the Minnesota IT Services (MNIT) agency activated the state’s cybersecurity incident response plan after identifying what it described as “a coordinated cyberattack targeting operational technology at more than 30 Minnesota community water systems.”
Multiple municipalities reported disruptions caused by the cyberattack, with equipment malfunctions forcing some utilities to temporarily switch to manual operations.
MNIT has shared threat intelligence collected from the affected systems and provided guidance and best practices to help impacted utilities restore normal operations.
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As easy as it is to make a late 1980s-style game console using a modern microcontroller, there’s arguably more fun in doing things the traditional way. This is the challenge that [Throaty Mumbo] took upon himself when he embarked on his retro game console project, called simply the Game Console V2.
In the accompanying video the development process and other details are covered and demonstrated. Most notable perhaps are the proper cartridges with ROMs on a parallel bus rather than something like SD cards, and the absence of any modern ports including even VGA. This means only composite AV output like in the good old days of RF splitters and other assorted fun.
The NTSC output signal is generated by an RP2350 MCU in the form of the PGA-shaped PGA2350 breakout board that’s wired into a 6-bit R-2R network for RGB332 output via the RCA jack, while audio is fed into a PCM5102A I2S DAC. For controllers you get 4-pin Bulgin SA2367 connectors and an N64-compatible protocol.
It’s noted that the use of an RP2350B MCU is temporary, as the goal with the V3 version of the project is to take it into a proper 8- or 16-bit CPU direction. We’re certainly looking forward to seeing this next revision of what looks to be a pretty interesting game console.
Emacs is one of the big classic text editors, right up there next to vi. It’s famous for its interface and its ubiquity across the *nix world. It’s such a core piece of software in the coding world that it has showed up a fair few times in popular culture—and [Ian Y.E. Pan] has collated some of those appearances.
Emacs played a role in The Social Network, the retelling of the origin story of Facebook (the social network everybody used to use). Notably, Mark Zuckerberg used the tool to slap together a script for scraping a website. It also appears in Tron: Legacy, Arctic Blast, and the tech TV comedy Silicon Valley—more than once, in fact.
Other appearances include comics, Japanese anime series Key The Metal Idol, and a few miniseries and documentaries to boot.
[Ian]’s list is unlikely to be exhaustive. Both because he hasn’t seen every movie or TV show ever made, and because you can make new content featuring Emacs references tomorrow if you so desire. Still, it’s fun to see some of the famous properties that have featured good ol’ Emacs.
Don’t hesitate to let us know if you happen to put together a similar list about vi. The tipsline is waiting.
Slashdot reader prisoninmate shares this report from 9to5Linux:
Coming ten days after the previous Linux kernel security update, which only fixed 12 vulnerabilities that may lead to a privilege escalation, denial of service, or information leaks, the new Debian 13 Linux kernel security update is a massive one, and it patches no less than 68 security vulnerabilities in the Linux 6.12 LTS kernel.
ebian 13 “Trixie” kernel security update are CVE-2026-64530, a use-after-free in the traffic-control subsystem leading to remote denial-of-service with potential for remote code execution, and CVE-2026-64531 (a.k.a. OVSwrap), a local-root vulnerability in the Open vSwitch datapath leading to local privilege escalation to root…
All Debian 13 “Trixie” users are urged to update their installations to Linux kernel 6.12.100-1 as soon as possible.
If you want the best view, you’ll need to travel to Spain or Iceland.
The 2026 solar eclipse on August 12 is a big day for astronomy fans: not only does it mark the first total solar eclipse since 2024, it also coincides with the annual Perseid meteor shower. This eclipse also stands out by being longer than usual due to it coinciding with lunar perigee, which is when the moon appears larger because it’s at the closest point in its orbit to Earth. Though not everywhere in the world will be able to experience the eclipse, many locales will get at least partial sun coverage.
While the 2024 solar eclipse centered on North America, this time around viewers in Spain and Iceland will have the best view. However, that doesn’t mean other places won’t get any glimpse of the event. Those in some parts of Canada, the United States and Europe can still see it, they just won’t be in the path of totality, which is when the moon is directly positioned over the sun, fully blocking it.
Where is the best place to view the 2026 solar eclipse?
The best place to be for the 2026 solar eclipse is western Iceland or northern Spain. The full eclipse will last longest in Látrabjargi, Iceland, and is also visible from Reykjavík, Isafjordur and all other cities on the western coast. However, Spain is arguably the best location if you’re looking for prime eclipse viewing. The eclipse’s path crosses much more land in Spain than it does in Iceland, meaning more likelihood of a good viewing spot, and Spain’s weather tends to be 20 to 30 degrees warmer than Iceland in August.
In Spain, Bilbao, Burgos, Palma, Santander, Valencia, Valladolid and Zaragoza will have a full view of the eclipse A small sliver of Portugal at the northeast border, specifically Montesinho Natural Park in Bragança, will also be in the line of totality. There are a few other spots across Russia and Greenland that will experience a total eclipse, but they’re quite remote and difficult to get to without a specialized expedition.
For those in North America, the partial eclipse will mostly be visible in northern parts of the United States and the eastern part of Canada, and the amount of coverage over the moon vastly varies. Some locales like New York City will only see 9 percent coverage, while others like St. John’s in Newfoundland will have 53%. Below you can find a list of locations, their peak eclipse viewing time, and the amount of coverage. If you’d like to know a time even more specialized to your location, Time and Date has a complete collection of cities.
|
Location |
Peak Eclipse Time |
Obscuration |
|
León, Spain |
8:33 PM CEST |
100% |
|
Valencia, Spain |
8:32 PM CEST |
100% |
|
Reykjavík, Iceland |
5:48 PM GMT |
100% |
|
Anchorage, AK |
8:21 AM AKDT |
28% |
|
Boston, MA |
1:55 PM EDT |
16% |
|
Chicago, IL |
12:28 PM CDT |
0.1% |
|
New York City, NY |
1:54 PM EDT |
9% |
|
Philadelphia, PA |
1:53 PM EDT |
7% |
|
Portland, ME |
1:53 PM EDT |
19% |
|
Washington, D.C. |
1:53 PM EDT |
4% |
|
Edmonton, Canada |
10:38 AM MDT |
6.5% |
|
Montreal, Canada |
1:45 PM EDT |
18% |
|
St. John’s, Canada |
3:35 PM NDT |
53% |
|
Toronto, Canada |
1:40 PM EST |
8% |
|
Winnipeg, Canada |
12:02 PM CDT |
5% |
|
Dublin, Ireland |
7:10 PM IST |
94% |
|
London, England |
7:13 PM BST |
91% |
|
Madrid, Spain |
8:32 PM CEST |
99% |
|
Paris, France |
8:17 PM CEST |
92% |
How to be safe during an eclipse
It’s only ever safe to look directly at a solar eclipse during the brief period of totality; doing so at any other time can cause severe, irreversible eye damage. Since there won’t be a full eclipse anywhere in the US, everyone in the country who wants to watch will need to wear eye protection the entire time. Utilizing things like sunglasses or binoculars will not work for eye protection — even the smartest of sunglasses won’t save your eyes.. Instead, those aiming to look directly at the eclipse will need to utilize specialized eclipse glasses or solar viewers. If you want to take pictures of the eclipse, you’ll also need to protect your lens with a special cover. The American Astronomical Society offers a handy list of all approved products, so you can be sure you’re getting adequate eye protection.
Alternatively, it’s very easy to create indirect viewers. The most common is a pinhole projector, a simple device with crafting directions offered on the official NASA website. Alternatively, you can use any household objects with small holes — a colander is a popular choice — or even your own hands in a criss cross pattern to view the eclipse. With your back to the sun, let the light pass though the holes and onto another surface like a wall or the ground, and you’ll see an outline of the eclipse.
When my son found out that my daughter was going to get her own tester State backpack to match her State carry-on suitcase, he immediately demanded his own. State is known for its fantastical matching patterns that extend from luggage and backpacks to lunch bags ($48). Its products are pricey, but the kid bags are not worse in quality or fewer in features than the adult bags, which I appreciate. It makes sense, considering kids are often harder on their bags than adults are on theirs.
The Kane kids backpacks come in several sizes. Now that my kids are 8 and 10 years old, they each have the largest double-pocket backpack, which has two separate compartments so that they can separate their dirty clothes or muddy shoes from delicate electronics. Its 23.6-liter capacity can fit up to a 15-inch laptop and is more than capacious enough for a Chromebook, sweatshirt, Omie lunch box, and mini Nalgene water bottle. In fact, these items don’t even use all of the space; my kids probably could’ve stuck with the medium-sized backpack for a little while longer.
On a weekend trip, my son stuffed several big books, a Nintendo Switch, and a full fleece blanket into his. There are also two water bottle pockets, a luggage pass-through so you can attach it to the adjustable handle of a matching carry-on, and a hidden AirTag pocket, so you can keep an eye on them in the airport.
| Specs | |
|---|---|
| Age range | 2 and up |
| Capacity | 8 L and up |
| Material | Recycled polyester |
| Water resistant? | Yes, but not waterproof |
The 2026 astronomical calendar features only four eclipses. But August is a bounty of riches, with two set to occur.
They include a full solar eclipse on August 12 and a partial lunar eclipse on August 27 and 28. Catch one—or both—of these eclipses if you can: They’ll be the last ones of 2026, as the other two have already taken place.
We’ve got all the details on what to expect, the path of each August eclipse, and how to watch the celestial happenings.
Solar Eclipse on August 12
The first eclipse of the month will be a total solar eclipse. This occurs when the moon passes between Earth and the sun. The August solar eclipse will be visible in the northern hemisphere.
Path: The moon’s shadow will travel from west to east, beginning in the Arctic. Parts of Alaska will be treated to a partial view of the eclipse, as well as other northerly locations including Canada, Iceland, and parts of the North Atlantic. Some locations in Europe and the eastern US will also get a glimpse of the eclipse.
Only a few areas on land will get to see totality, though. Sparsely populated stretches of eastern Greenland will see the sun completely obscured, as will the far western edge of Iceland. Spain is the most populated region in the path of totality. It’s the first time the Iberian Peninsula will be treated to a full solar eclipse in more than a century.
How to view it: For one, not with your naked eye! For areas in the path of totality, the eclipse will reach its peak in the late afternoon. That’s an idea and dramatic time for viewing, when the sun is low on the horizon. Again, just not with your naked eye!
Animation: courtesy of NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio
Times vary slightly by city, but in almost all of Spain the eclipse will occur at sunset, with totality around 8:30 pm Central European Time. From start to finish, the eclipse will last about an hour; totality is expected to last about two minutes.
Lunar Eclipse on August 27–28
The second eclipse of the month will be a partial lunar eclipse, which occurs when the Earth comes between the sun and the moon. A portion of the lunar surface will remain lit while the rest of the disk darkens or takes on a reddish hue.
Path: Unlike a solar eclipse, a lunar eclipse does not follow a narrow path across the Earth. The partial lunar eclipse will be visible simultaneously across a vast region of the planet. However, the eclipse will be best viewed across the Americas, primarily in eastern and central Canada, the US, and Mexico, as well as throughout Central America, the Caribbean, and South America.
While the eclipse is partial, up to 96 percent of the lunar disk will be in the Earth’s shadow, making for a dramatic view.
HeroTech just timed a perfect release. As Spider-Man: Brand New Day tore through opening weekend with the second-highest domestic haul on record, the channel posted a full functional replica of the film’s new wrist-mounted web shooters. Stainless steel housings, electronic retraction, and a compact shape that matches the trailers sit right there on the bench.
Five basic goals guided the construction from the start. He wanted to get the exact appearance from the film. He needed the shot to be as realistic as possible. The reload needed to be rapid and computerized. The entire thing had to clip over conventional clothes with no fuss, and to be honest, he was hoping that anyone with a 3D printer and some basic knowledge could create their own.
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The early trailer frames showed a clunky-looking wrist piece that was far from ideal, but going through the CAD files rapidly resolved that issue. In the end, the completed housing fits snugly against the arm, low and tight. He chose a stainless steel outer shell, and after hours of hand polishing, it has a very sleek surface that appears both industrial and deliberate. Everything else had to fit into that tight space, so he had to be inventive.
The main breakthrough here was a compact retraction system. It does all of the heavy lifting, no pun intended. Essentially, it’s a system in which webbing winds onto a revolving spool, and behind that is a coreless motor, a lithium polymer battery, a limit switch, and some injection-molded gears that all work together to move the spool in either direction. Press the control, and the line shoots out. Press again, and the motor will quickly pull it back in. The reload cycle is noticeably faster than our previous designs while still allowing for thicker line.
To produce the webbing, he braided three strands of 20-pound SpiderWire together. On paper, that’s enough to sustain roughly sixty pounds, but in reality, that figure is reduced slightly; however, the line snaps off neatly and lands well. The spool provides enough line for multiple shoots, so you don’t have to rewind by hand.
He completed the full design process on Onshape, where version history logged all changes and collaborative capabilities allowed the builder to work together without losing any past work. He had to try out several prototypes before the mechanism was fully established, as gears kept slipping, limit switches needed to be repositioned, and clearances in the housing had to be modified repeatedly. Only after going through all of that did he feel sure about the final assembly. It’s also simple to put on and take off because the simple over-clothing mount eliminates the need for intricate straps or hidden underlayers. Simply slip the shooter on, lock it, and the controls are directly beneath your fingertips. The same approacah also helps keep the profile low enough that it appears to be worn on the arm rather than slung over it.
As soon as the video was live, he posted all of the project files and a detailed tutorial online. As you read this, the CAD models, print files, parts list, and step-by-step instructions are available on the website and on Patreon. They were previously free to access, but are now only available to subscribers. As an added bonus, the package includes a few safety instructions, as these are functional gadgets with motors and batteries, so use them with caution.
KRAFTON India has introduced the new Druvaen X-Suit Collection for BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA (BGMI) as part of the 4.5 season. The update introduces three new 7-Star X-Suits, including Verdant Druvaen, Pyre Druvaen, and Frost Druvaen. Despite their unique themes, all three belong to the same Druvaen bloodline.
New Upgrade System Lets Players Earn Progress
The latest BGMI update introduces a new way to upgrade X-Suits. Players now earn a special upgrade material by playing matches instead of buying it. This material cannot be purchased, traded, or obtained anywhere else in the game. The new system rewards players for spending more time in matches.
Players who unlock a single X-Suit automatically enter the new upgrade path with that suit. Those who unlock two or all three X-Suits must choose one suit for gameplay-based progression. This choice is permanent and cannot be changed later. Gamers can always upgrade the rest of the X-Suits from the BGMI X-Suit Upgrade Program.
The new set also includes the Naturespirit Growth ACE32, which is an upgradable Level 7 weapon skin. The weapon skin has the same design concept as the X-Suits and allows the user to match both the suit and the weapon in battle.
Availability of Three New Druvaen X-Suits
Players will get access to the whole Druvaen X-Suit Collection between August 1 and September 30, 2026. The new X-Suits can be unlocked, and players will have the chance to try out the gameplay-upgrade feature as well as receive the Naturespirit Growth ACE32. These changes will be announced by BGMI through YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook channels.
Getting your car’s oil changed on time is important, though actually getting to a garage for service can be tricky, depending on how busy you are. That’s especially true when you’re on a long car trip, but there’s nothing special about a road trip that specifically dictates the timing of an oil change. If your trip will interfere with your next oil change whether it’s based on time or mileage, then you should take your vehicle in for service before heading out. That way, you won’t need this necessary maintenance while you’re on the road.
Getting the oil change done beforehand can also save you some time later. That’s because you may not know where you’ll be when the oil change is due, and you could have a hard time finding a garage where you’re traveling. Plus, if you like to do your homework on a service location such as reading customer reviews first, then that could take more time than expected.
However, if you expect to be back home from your trip before the oil change is due, then you can just wait and take your car in at your convenience. Additionally, it’s important to remember that while you want to be aware of your vehicle’s oil change schedule, you should always follow manufacturer recommendations for your specific make and model. That way, you’re in a better position to make the right decision about when your oil change should be done.
Important maintenance checks before a long road trip
Before heading out on a long trip, it’s a good idea to visually inspect your vehicle’s fluids. Begin with the oil level first and if you need to add some fresh oil before you leave, you can. Don’t forget to check other important fluids, including engine coolant, brake fluid, power steering fluid, and transmission fluid. Be sure that all fluids are at the proper level, per your vehicle manufacturer’s specifications.
You should also check the tires, confirming that each one is filled to the manufacturer’s recommended air pressure. You can typically find this number in your owner’s manual or on the sticker inside the driver’s doorjamb. Visually inspect your tires as well, paying close attention to any warning signs that your tires need to be replaced, like bulges, cracks, cuts, or uneven wear. If you see any signs of a problem or if the treads are worn down, have the tires checked by a technician before you leave.
It’s a good idea to check your vehicle’s exterior lights as well, including the headlights, brake lights, and turn signals. Look under the hood for any signs of problems with belts or hoses, like visible damage or extreme wear. While you’re there, make sure the battery is in good condition and have it inspected by a professional if it’s showing any signs of weakness. Checking these items off the list ahead of a trip can help you find any issues before they can stop you down the road.
Looking for a different day?
A new NYT Connections puzzle appears at midnight each day for your time zone – which means that some people are always playing ‘today’s game’ while others are playing ‘yesterday’s’. If you’re looking for Sunday’s puzzle instead then click here: NYT Connections hints and answers for Sunday, August 2 (game #1148).
Good morning! Let’s play Connections, the NYT’s clever word game that challenges you to group answers in various categories. It can be tough, so read on if you need Connections hints.
What should you do once you’ve finished? Why, play some more word games of course. I’ve also got daily Strands hints and answers and Quordle hints and answers articles if you need help for those too, while Marc’s Wordle today page covers the original viral word game.
SPOILER WARNING: Information about NYT Connections today is below, so don’t read on if you don’t want to know the answers.
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NYT Connections today (game #1149) – today’s words
Today’s NYT Connections words are…
- NEEDLESS
- MYRRH
- BACKSTREET
- TEA SET
- NSYNC
- SAGE
- FLY BY
- NAG CHAMPA
- MINT
- BYWAY
- BUG FIX
- RHYTHM
- FOREST
- LANE
- HUNTER
- ALLEY
NYT Connections today (game #1149) – hint #1 – group hints
What are some clues for today’s NYT Connections groups?
- YELLOW: Paths
- GREEN: This color in common
- BLUE: Words without A,E,I,O,U
- PURPLE: Beginning to annoy
Need more clues?
We’re firmly in spoiler territory now, but read on if you want to know what the four theme answers are for today’s NYT Connections puzzles…
NYT Connections today (game #1149) – hint #2 – group answers
What are the answers for today’s NYT Connections groups?
- YELLOW: ROAD LESS TRAVELED
- GREEN: SHADES OF GREEN
- BLUE: “Y” IS THE ONLY VOWEL
- PURPLE: STARTING WITH SYNONYMS FOR “PESTER”
Right, the answers are below, so DO NOT SCROLL ANY FURTHER IF YOU DON’T WANT TO SEE THEM.
NYT Connections today (game #1149) – the answers
The answers to today’s Connections, game #1149, are…
- YELLOW: ROAD LESS TRAVELED: ALLEY, BACKSTREET, BYWAY, LANE
- GREEN: SHADES OF GREEN: FOREST, HUNTER, MINT, SAGE
- BLUE: “Y” IS THE ONLY VOWEL: FLY BY, MYRRH, NSYNC, RHYTHM
- PURPLE: STARTING WITH SYNONYMS FOR “PESTER”: BUG FIX, NAG CHAMPA, NEEDLESS, TEA SET
- My rating: Hard
- My score: 1 mistake
I managed to achieve two purple firsts in a row, but before my triumph I made a mistake.
Thinking that BACKSTREET and NSYNC was the trap of the day, I confidently linked MYRRH, SAGE, NAG CHAMPA, and MINT, deciding that the connection was something to do with herbs and spices.
Alas, I was wrong, but eliminating NAG CHAMPA from a group of similar things helped me focus on the word itself and in particular the first three letters.
Yesterday’s NYT Connections answers (Sunday, August 2, 2026, game #1148)
- YELLOW: FILLER WORDS: ACTUALLY, LIKE, SO, WELL
- GREEN: BY MEANS OF: BY, PER, THROUGH, VIA
- BLUE: MODE: AIRPLANE, BEAST, DARK, À LA
- PURPLE: U.S. AIRPORT CODES PLUS STARTING LETTER: ASEA, FLAX, LORD, OLGA
What is NYT Connections?
NYT Connections is one of several increasingly popular word games made by the New York Times. It challenges you to find groups of four items that share something in common, and each group has a different difficulty level: green is easy, yellow a little harder, blue often quite tough and purple usually very difficult.
On the plus side, you don’t technically need to solve the final one, as you’ll be able to answer that one by a process of elimination. What’s more, you can make up to four mistakes, which gives you a little bit of breathing room.
It’s a little more involved than something like Wordle, however, and there are plenty of opportunities for the game to trip you up with tricks. For instance, watch out for homophones and other word games that could disguise the answers.
It’s playable for free via the NYT Games site on desktop or mobile.
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