Hackers claim control over Venice San Marco anti-flood pumps
2026-04-12T14:51:54Z•1b2e9e3d6c66986193cc2adb7955201ee337e0294f5b93c7076d9e02184943b3
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What happened
Security Affairs roundup (Apr 10–12, 2026) highlighting multiple high-impact incidents: attackers claim they compromised Venice San Marco anti‑flood pumps (an OT/physical‑safety incident); Censys discovered 5,219 internet‑exposed Rockwell PLCs (majority in the U.S.), raising urgent ICS/OT risk and noting Iran‑linked APT activity against exposed PLCs; Marimo RCE (CVE‑2026‑39987, CVSS ~9.3) was exploited within hours of disclosure; an EngageLab/EngageSDK flaw can bypass Android sandbox protections affecting up to ~50M devices including ~30M crypto wallet installs; ChipSoft ransomware disrupted E
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