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Automation Armageddon Averted: Rockwell Rolls Out Fixes for High-Risk Vulnerability!
Rockwell Automation’s got a bug that’s like a bad stand-up act—always flopping the same way. Heads up, ControlLogix users: patch up or risk the comedy of errors turning tragic. #ControlFlowFiasco
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Oh joy, another day, another vulnerability! This time it's like Rockwell Automation's controllers decided to have a synchronized swimming failure, and by that, I mean a potentially catastrophic 'Always-Incorrect Control Flow Implementation' flaw. But don’t rush to unplug everything just yet! They've got patches, and CISA’s got a list of 'don'ts' longer than my last grocery receipt. Buckle up, folks—it's about to get technical (but with a dash of humor).Already a member? Log in here