Collaborate Disseminate
As OT environments, especially with legacy systems in place, become increasingly connected, they may inherit OT security risks that were previously the domain of the IT environment.
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A recent gas line explosion is a reminder that in an era of wireless sensors, the protocols used to communicate, and the software that manages them are potentially vulnerable to digital risk.
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Various reports have been published that analyze BlackEnergy2 and BlackEnergy3 in-depth. However, there seems to be discrepancies regarding the malware delivery phase, i.e., initial exploitation.
The CrashOverride report pub… Continue reading BlackEnergy2 vs. BlackEnergy3: Which one targeted HMIs?
New research on an old problem reveals despite efforts, the InfoSec professionals still have a way to go when it comes to securing printers. Continue reading Old Printer Vulnerabilities Die Hard
Via the Erudite Security Mindset of Robert M. Lee & the Superlative Illustration Talents of Jeff Hass at Little Bobby Comics.
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There’s no evidence that the Massachusetts gas explosions are caused by hackers, but that hasn’t stopped people from baseless speculations. Continue reading People Are Recklessly Speculating That the Massachusetts Gas Explosions Were a Stuxnet-Related Hack
By David Balaban
Science fiction movies often depict various situations related to cybercriminals’ activity. These can include predicaments where threat actors disrupt the transportation system of a large city or cause power outages in entire regions. … Continue reading Air-conditioned apocalypse: A blackout scenario involving smart climate control devices
What does a human need to survive? Typically, the first two items are food and water followed by a place live. Most of us take for granted that our water supply is always safe and drinkable. As such a vital resource, one would think that the critical i… Continue reading Taking the First Steps Down the Security Posture Path with AWWA
The Zero Day Initiative said that the number of bugs reported in 2018 is on track to trump its previous busiest year, 2017. Continue reading ThreatList: Virtualization-related Bug Reports Jump 275 Percent in 2018
It seems like SCADA hacking is still a topic in hacker conferences, and it should be with SCADA systems still driving power stations, manufacturing plants, refineries and all kinds of other powerful and dangerous things.
The latest talk given on the s… Continue reading SCADA Hacking – Industrial Systems Woefully Insecure