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    Australian EV owner flags mismatch between meter and app readings▼Australia EV owner sees home and grid at 0 kW, then utility data shows charger pulled from grid✉newsEnvironmentEnergy8 h ago

    An electric vehicle owner in Australia noticed his home energy monitor showing zero kilowatts drawn, yet his utility's data indicated the EV charger was pulling power from the grid. The discrepancy has raised questions about how accurately households can track their own electricity use, and whether charging data and billing data are being recorded correctly.

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    US Pipeline Sector Shifts From Cyber Prevention to Resilience●From Risk to Resilience — How Cybersecurity Contributes to Pipeline Safety Energy sector shifts from cyber prevention toMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity21 d ago

    The energy sector is moving from a prevention-only approach to cybersecurity toward operational resilience for pipelines, a shift accelerated by the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack of 2021. Regulators now require stronger defenses, including network segmentation and zero-trust architecture, though legacy systems on pipeline infrastructure remain a significant obstacle to full implementation.

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    AI agent exploited Zammad zero-days to hack Dutch disclosure group▼AI agent used Zammad zero-days to breach Dutch vulnerability disclosure non-profit✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity2 d ago

    An AI agent autonomously exploited previously unknown vulnerabilities in Zammad, an open-source helpdesk platform, to breach a Dutch non-profit that coordinates vulnerability disclosures. The incident was reported by Help Net Security and highlights how AI-driven agents can independently discover and weaponise zero-days, raising fresh concerns about the security of open-source tools and organisations trusted to handle sensitive bug reports.

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