Britain says no evidence of Sellafield nuclear site hacking

Britain denies report nuclear site hacked by China, Russia-linked groups - National

A new report from The Guardian says that Sellafield nuclear site, which carries out nuclear fuel reprocessing, waste storage and decommissioning, has been victim of a hack.

UK's Sellafield Nuclear Plant Allegedly Hacked By China And Russia, Government Says...

In a major security breach, the UK's most hazardous nuclear site Sellafield has allegedly been hacked into by cyber groups closely linked to Russia and China, the Guardian reported. Sellafield, formerly known as Windscale, is a large multi-function nuclear site close to Seascale on the coast of Cumbria, England. It has around 11,000 people working in 1,300 buildings connected by 25 miles of roads across 700 acres, with vast quantities of radioac…

UK government denies China/Russia nuke plant hack claim

Report suggests Sellafield compromised since 2015, response seems worryingly ignorant of Stuxnet

Sellafield nuclear power station denies it has been hacked by Russia and China

A year-long investigation said a virus that can be used to monitor and attack the control system could still be in place

Sellafield denies it has been hacked by Russia and China

A year-long investigation said a virus that can be used to monitor and attack the control system could still be in place

Sellafield denies nuclear site’s networks have been victim of cyber attacks

An investigation by The Guardian said it had found security breaches dating back to 2015.