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Ransomware Hits Romanian Water Authority, 1000 Systems Knocked Offline
Romania’s national water authority, Romanian Waters, was hit by a major ransomware attack affecting 1,000 systems but dams remain safe. Learn how authorities are fighting back without paying the ransom.
Global Exposure of 180,000 ICS/OT Devices Raises Safety Concerns
Bitsight warns ICS/OT exposure jumped 12% in 2024, leaving 180,000+ critical infrastructure systems open to attack. Learn about the possible vulnerabilities and new malware strains.
Norway Blames Pro-Russian Hackers for Dam Cyberattack
Norway says pro-Russian hackers breached a dam in Bremanger in April, opening a water valve for 4 hours…
Thousands of Exposed Industrial Control Systems in US, UK Threaten Water Supplies
Thousands of Industrial Control Systems in the US and UK are vulnerable to cyberattacks, putting critical infrastructure like…
CVSS v4.0 Released with New Supplemental Metrics, and OT/ICS/IoT Support
IN SUMMARY The non-profit collective Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST), has released the new version…
The Rise of Automotive Ransomware: Navigating the Next Frontier of Cyber Threats
The integration of connected and autonomous vehicle technologies has significantly enhanced automotive functionality and user experience. However, this…
AXIS A1001 Network Door Controller Flaw Exposes Secure Facilities
The new discovery could have far-reaching implications for Physical Access Control Systems and sensitive facilities.
Crit.IX: Flaws in Honeywell Experion DCS, Posing Risk to Critical Industries
There is no evidence of exploitation of these vulnerabilities as yet.
Controller-level flaws can let hackers physically damage moving bridges
Sophisticated hackers can now breach vulnerable networks and devices at the controller level of critical infrastructure, causing physical damage to crucial assets.
Retired Software Exploited To Target Power Grids, Microsoft
Boa was discontinued in 2005 but remained popular and is now becoming a crisis because of the complex nature of how it was built into the IoT device supply chain.