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To my knowledge the targeted PLC lacked any form of protection when infected.

• ok123456 5y ago
  It spread first as windows worm that exploited several 0-days. If the host didn't have the Siemens PLC device drivers with a configuration that matched the exact configuration of what they were expecting for the centrifuges, they payload was dormant and it just replicated. Only if it matched would it patch the PLC's programming upon re-connection to fake reporting that the speed was normal while it was actually spinning out of control.
  • tored 5y ago
    Thus the security model of DOS is still a problem even without internet connection.
    • ok123456 5y ago
      Thus window's security theater did nothing.
      • tored 5y ago
        You made a claim that it was unnecessary to have any security features on a non-network computer. I have not made any claims about security features on a network computer.