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CyberAv3ngers Hacks Unveil: Your Water’s Safe, But Your Security’s a Joke!
While our water remains safe to drink, the CyberAv3ngers, an Iran-linked group, have been exploiting PLCs across the US using just default passwords and Google. It’s a wake-up call reminding us that our PLCs are as secure as a cookie jar within arm’s reach of…
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Well, it seems like the CyberAv3ngers are no superheroes. Instead of using high-tech gear and secret tactics, they're just using default passwords and Google. It's like the equivalent of breaking into a house by trying '1234' as the security code. The upside? Our water is still safe to drink. The downside? Our PLCs are as secure as a cookie jar on a low shelf in a room full of kids.Already a member? Log in here