<![CDATA[You may have heard that Iranian cyberattackers are suspected of hacking gas tank gauges in the U.S.]]>You may have heard that Iranian cyberattackers are suspected of hacking gas tank gauges in the U.S. What does that mean for you at the pump? What can the attackers actually do?

We go deep with a gas tank gauge researcher to show you what can go wrong.

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Can your gas station be hacked? — AMPYX CYBER

Reports say Iranian cyber attackers are hacking into gas tanks at U.S. gas stations. What does it mean for you filling up at the pump? Here's how the attackers can get in and what they can do if they take control.

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