Breaking down ICONICS' SCADA vulnerabilities
Vulnerabilities, including a proof-of-concept exploit code, are out in the industry for ICONICS' GENESIS32 and GENESIS 64.
04/12/2011
Vulnerabilities, including a proof-of-concept (PoC) exploit code, are out in the industry for ICONICS' GENESIS32 and GENESIS 64, and while some of the vulnerabilities may appear trivial, in the hands of an experienced hacker it could lead to serious repercussions.
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