Japanese automation giant Yokogawa recently patched a series of vulnerabilities in control system products that, according to researchers, can be exploited for the disruption or manipulation of physical processes.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) says it received 649 complaints of ransomware attacks targeting critical infrastructure organizations in 2021.
A researcher has identified critical vulnerabilities that can allegedly be exploited to remotely hack a building controller predominantly used by organizations in Russia.
At least 30 vulnerabilities were found in the past year in the DIAEnergie industrial energy management system made by Delta Electronics. The company says it has created patches for all of them, but for now most of those patches are only available on demand.
The FBI is warning that it has seen increased interest by Russian hackers in energy companies since the start of Russia’s war against Ukraine, though it is offering no indication that a specific cyberattack is planned.
NIST guide provides examples of commercial products that manufacturers can use to address specific security risks
IT security research communities have been around for decades, sharing their findings with community members and the vendors of the affected product with the aim of accelerating some type of corrective action to safeguard users. As appreciation for the value of this service continued to grow, vendors began to offer bug bounty programs to provide researchers financial motivation to work with them to identify vulnerabilities.
The German subsidiary of Russian energy giant Rosneft has been hit by a cyberattack, the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) said on Monday, with hacker group Anonymous claiming responsibility.
Rosneft Deutschland reported the incident in the early hours of Saturday morning, the BSI said.
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