Britain says no evidence of Sellafield nuclear site hacking
Britain's government and the Office for Nuclear Regulation ( ONR ) have stated that there is no evidence to suggest that the Sellafield nuclear site in northwest England has been hacked by state actors. The government confirms that their monitoring systems are robust and that there is a high degree of confidence that no malware exists on their system. The ONR acknowledges that while certain high standards of cybersecurity are not currently being met at Sellafield, there is no evidence of a successful cyber attack. The Guardian report on alleged cyber attack The Guardian newspaper has recently published a report claiming that the Sellafield nuclear site in northwest England has been targeted by cyber groups closely associated with Russia and China . According to the report, the IT systems at Sellafield have been compromised, potentially putting sensitive activities such as handling radioactive waste and monitoring for leaks at risk. The Guardian also alleges that the authori...