German industrial control system manufacturer Siemens announced Monday that it had patched holes in some of its products that appear to resemble holes used by the famous Stuxnet worm in 2010. If left ...

New data points illustrate just what a turning point Stuxnet truly was in SCADA security: Twenty times more software flaws have been discovered in industrial-control systems (ICS)/SCADA systems since ...

This is a look back at a presentation I made a few years ago, extensively revised to coincide (roughly) with the sixth anniversary of the time that Stuxnet (in particular) first came to our attention.

In November 1988, the first computer worm indiscriminately propagated through 6,000 Unix systems, or roughly 10 percent of the computer systems on the Internet. Although developed with innocuous ...

Nearly four years since Stuxnet broke onto the scene, F-Secure has discovered another series of attacks against industrial control systems -- this time aiming at mostly European organizations. The ...

The Stuxnet computer virus, which destroyed centrifuges at Iran's uranium enrichment facility at Natanz, demonstrated how a cyber attacker can hack a SCADA system to cause damage in the physical world ...

*Too bad any number of interested parties have got this thing figured out by now. Hope you don't have any mission-critical SCADA systems running under Windows. Researchers determined that Stuxnet was ...

A supposed “precursor” to the next Stuxnet has been discovered. The Duqu Trojan aims to reconnoiter critical SCADA infrastructure in advance of future attacks. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers watch closely.

The “Stuxnet” computer worm made international headlines in July, when security experts discovered that it was designed to exploit a previously unknown security hole in Microsoft Windows computers to ...

German industrial control system manufacturer Siemens announced Monday that it had patched holes in some of its products that appear to resemble holes used by the popular Stuxnet worm in 2010.If left ...