The world of prepping has typically revolved around SHTF events like natural disasters and civil unrest. However, in this ever-evolving world of technology, the possibility of a cyber security hack threatening our power grid is increasing. Many of us still remember when the Ukrainian power grid was hacked in 2016.
But what’s the actual probability that it could happen to us in the U.S.? It turns out that we may be more frightened about it than we need to be.
Keep reading to learn how a hacker could bring down a U.S. power grid as well as whether or not we really need to be worried about it!
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I’d be most concerned about physical attacks that targeted key transformer sub stations. They’re the real key to disrupting the entire grid
What should concern people is an EMP.
Cause I’m off grid…..
They tried an attack on the transformer stations in the california desert the same day as the boston marathon bombing, transformers were shot up with ak47 rounds, and as to be expected there was very little mention of it from the former mainsteam media ( now known as fake news media).
It was just a test to see how we would react….
Amen.