Security researcher Luigi Auriemma has released proof of concept code for 34 vulnerabilities affecting popular SCADA systems.
“SCADA is a critical field but nobody really cares about it,” said the researcher. “That's also the reason why I have preferred to release these vulnerabilities under the full-disclosure philosophy.”
Affected products are:
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