Fun fact - the original picture at the top of the article was the Allen-Bradley PLC-5/80, but the toolkit focused on Omron and Schneider and Codesys systems. h

Fun fact - the original picture at the top of the article was the Allen-Bradley PLC-5/80, but the toolkit focused on Omron and Schneider and Codesys systems. https://web.archive.org/web/20220413195449/https://www.wired.com/story/pipedream-ics-malware/ https://web.archive.org/web/20220413195449/https://www.wired... I’ll bet someone at Wired got a phone call from AB’s lawyers This is going to be our reality for the next few decades as threat actors focus on new ways to wreak havoc or extract ransom from mid- and small-scale critical infrastructures (I.e., regional water plants, that one factory that keeps the whole town running, power grids, refineries, etc) This digital transformation/ IT-OT Convergence needs to happen, but it’ll be a bumpy ride Edit - I say mid and small scale users because the big ones will have the funding to properly secure themselves for the most part. Sure, we’ll see them get hit too but the smaller players I worry about most