OT Security Sunday: Smarter in 10 Minutes
OT Security Sunday is a technical series from FOXGRID exploring industrial cybersecurity, industrial systems, and engineering realities — through practical, hands-on insights.
We look at how PLCs, industrial protocols, embedded devices, and smart factory systems actually behave — sometimes offensively, sometimes defensively — always with engineering honesty.
This is intentionally not a live session. From APAC to Europe to the Americas, you can watch it whenever it fits your Sunday.
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One focused 10-minute deep dive into industrial cybersecurity and engineering realities.
No hype. No fear marketing. Just practical insights you can actually think about.
Watch it whenever it fits your schedule — from APAC to Europe to the Americas
Bypass vendor restrictions and access the underlying Linux operating system using the hardware interfaces of a Flipper Zero
On this ICS/OT communication server, attackers might execute arbitrary commands, potentially leading to a complete compromise of the system.
Let's continue to explore Conpot and look into the template guardian_ast, mimicking a Veeder-Root TLS-350 gas station controller.
In the second part of the Conpot beginners series, we’re simulating a cyber attack on an IEC-104 infrastructure substation.
In this guide, we’ll look into the basics of scanning ICS using Conpot, a popular open-source honeypot software designed for ICS e ...
