Petrol stations left wide open to security flaw, says Kaspersky
String of security flaws found in embedded fuel station controller running Linux
Service stations around the world have been left exposed to cyber attacks as a result of a security vulnerability that operators have failed to address for a decade or more. Researchers at Kaspersky...
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