Admin dropped the F-bomb in a password to show hackers who was really 1337
Dahvid Schloss of Suzu Labs was hired to test a factory's security after a previous hack. He found that the company was still using legacy Windows 7 servers connected to CNC milling machines, which are no longer supported by Microsoft.
Key points
- Penetration tester found vulnerabilities in a factory setting.
- Legacy Windows 7 servers were used for CNC machines.
- The company had been previously hacked six months prior.
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