Researchers have shown how hackers could weaponize programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and use them to exploit engineering workstations running software from several major industrial automation companies.
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Weaponized PLCs Can Hack Engineering Workstations in Attacks on Industrial Orgs
Researchers have shown how hackers could weaponize programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and use them to exploit engineering workstations running software from several major industrial automation companies. The post Weaponized PLCs Can Hack Engineering Workstations in Attacks on Industrial Orgs appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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