Triton malware group found in second compromised facility
Russia-linked hacking group rumbled when malware caused controllers to initiate an automatic safety shutdown, claimed FireEye

Triton Group has previously been linked with a cyber attack on a Saudi petrochemical facility
Security researchers claim to have found traces of a highly capable hacker group that reportedly tried to blow up a Saudi petrochemical plant using highly sophisticated malware. Security firm FireEye...
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