DHS: Threat of destructive cyberattack vs. power grid 'low'
Skilled foreign hackers who’ve penetrated the computer networks of U.S. power companies or oil and gas firms were mostly looking to steal data, rather than shut down the electric grid or cause other damage to vital industries, Department of Homeland Security analysts say in a newly leaked report.
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