Japanese automation giant Yokogawa recently patched a series of vulnerabilities in control system products that, according to researchers, can be exploited for the disruption or manipulation of physical processes.
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Yokogawa Patches Flaws Allowing Disruption, Manipulation of Physical Processes
Japanese automation giant Yokogawa recently patched a series of vulnerabilities in control system products that, according to researchers, can be exploited for the disruption or manipulation of physical processes. The post Yokogawa Patches Flaws Allowing Disruption, Manipulation of Physical Processes appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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