The developers of Triton, a recently discovered piece of malware designed to target industrial control systems (ICS), reverse engineered a legitimate file in an effort to understand how the targeted devices work.
Cyberwarfare·ICS/OT
Triton ICS Malware Developed Using Legitimate Code
The developers of Triton, a recently discovered piece of malware designed to target industrial control systems (ICS), reverse engineered a legitimate file in an effort to understand how the targeted devices work. The post Triton ICS Malware Developed Using Legitimate Code appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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