Here you go: http://www.readability.com/read?url=http%3A//www.foreignpoli...
That link also presents a registration form. Thanks anyway.
Click readability view on top and it will go away.
Stuxnet's Secret Twin
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#12This is incredibly interesting and extremely important. It has clear implications for infrastructure and security, particularly energy infrastructure which I am most interested in.
This is the future of war.
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#15The original report, of which the Foreign Policy Article is a summary, is here: http://www.langner.com/en/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/To-kill...
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#16Here's the Foreign Policy Article, linked so there's no registration banner:
http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2013/11/19/stuxnets_se...
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#17Serious question:
Why THE FUCK are industrial controllers connected to the Internet still running Windows?
What is going on here? Why did anyone ever think this was a good idea? Your customers may use Windows, but you don't code your site as a batch script ...
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#18Serious question: Why THE FUCK are industrial controllers connected to the Internet still running Windows? What is going on here? Why did anyone ever think this was a good idea? Your customers may use Windows, but you don't code your site as a batch script ...
If you'd bother to read the article, you'd know that the infection vector was not direct Internet access to the affected systems.
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#19Here's the Foreign Policy Article, linked so there's no registration banner: http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2013/11/19/stuxnets_se...
Thanks! I was using firebug to kill the overlay.
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#20Serious question: Why THE FUCK are industrial controllers connected to the Internet still running Windows? What is going on here? Why did anyone ever think this was a good idea? Your customers may use Windows, but you don't code your site as a batch script ...
If you'd bother to read the article, you'd know that the infection vector was not direct Internet access to the affected systems.
The point stands.