At this point, we're used to cyberattacks threatening the safety of our data, devices and networks, but our food? As it turns out, a new report by University of Minnesota researchers suggests that attacks on industrial control systems could lead to contaminated food.  Such attacks could lead to public health issues, environmental damage, harm to food production workers, destroyed equipment and more.  Click to read about this and other data breach news stories, including attacks on Kaiser Permanente members in Sacramento, schools in Washington and donut companies in New York.