A potentially serious vulnerability affecting CompactRIO controllers made by NI (National Instruments) could allow hackers to remotely disrupt production processes in an organization, according to researchers.
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Vulnerability in NI Controller Can Allow Hackers to Remotely Disrupt Production
A potentially serious vulnerability affecting CompactRIO controllers made by NI (National Instruments) could allow hackers to remotely disrupt production processes in an organization, according to researchers. The post Vulnerability in NI Controller Can Allow Hackers to Remotely Disrupt Production appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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