I'm really just a beginner. Tell me, What are the capabilities /benefits for a big virtual bug in theory? How does it access private data concretely in the system? A mind game: Is it possible to switch off the lights of cities by hacking into the local electricity networks?
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Turning off the lights isn't just a mind game... It's happened already:
https://www.technologyreview.com/s/603262/ukraines-power-grid-gets-hacked-again-a-worrying-sign-for-infrastructure-attacks/
https://www.technologyreview.com/s/603262/ukraines-power-grid-gets-hacked-again-a-worrying-sign-for-infrastructure-attacks/
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