Colonial Pipeline Hack: Maryland 'Drivers Should Proceed As Normal' Officials Say, Don't 'Panic Buy' Gas

Name: Colonial Pipeline Hack: Maryland 'Drivers Should Proceed As Normal' Officials Say, Don't 'Panic Buy' Gas
Uploaded: 2021-05-12T03:32:12+00:00
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Description: Hackers targeted the Colonial Pipeline, which runs right through Maryland, supplying 45 percent of the fuel on the East Coast.

Video Credit: WJZ Baltimore - Duration: 02:25s - Published on May 12, 2021

Colonial Pipeline Hack: Maryland 'Drivers Should Proceed As Normal' Officials Say, Don't 'Panic Buy' Gas

Hackers targeted the Colonial Pipeline, which runs right through Maryland, supplying 45 percent of the fuel on the East Coast.

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