Gas locomotives attack not only missiles, but also hackers who carry additional gas attack unknown hackers. This is the 20th case in recent months. The story came to the surface thanks to electrical engineer Butan, now off the coast of Venezuela. The head of the ship's electrical service had to contact the ship operator's support service with information about a hacker attack on the ship, as well as the ship's captain, as well as the board of directors - MOL ENERGY - to hide the fact of the attack, as it may affect the ship's charging time. The gas locomotive was on its way to Houston to load LNG when it received an alert of a hacker attack and threats from an unknown hacker group to blow up the ship. This is not the first case of hacker attacks on gas carriers - Kwako, Vivit Africa LNG and VL Prosperity have suffered similar threats in the past. The head of the electrical service of the Butan gas carrier claims that the vessel's systems responsible for gas loading, gas detection, fire alarms, etc., have been distributed, which increase the risk of gas leaks, uncontrolled pressure increase, tank damage and port calls, and what's more, LNG loading under these conditions creates a risk of explosion. According to Batan's chief electrical engineer, the ship's captain and the law firm are withholding information so as not to disrupt the ship's charging time. Oil and capitalism we are at max.