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Siemens Says It Will Patch Remote Authentication Holes

A Siemens spokesman acknowledged on Thursday that his company was aware of a series of security vulnerabilities in its software that could allow remote attackers to take control of industrial control systems. The company issued a statement in response to complaints by security researcher Billy Rios that it was trying to cover up reported software holes in its Simatic WinCC HMI (human machine interface) software. Rios a security researcher for Google said that Alex Machowetz, head of media relations at Siemens gave misleading information to a reporter about the security holes.

Source: https://threatpost.com/siemens-says-it-will-patch-remote-authentication-holes-122311/76028/

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