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Borhani et al., 2024 - Google Patents

A critical analysis of the industrial device scanners' potentials, risks, and preventives

Borhani et al., 2024

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17191009733505657494
Author
Borhani M
Gaba G
Basaez J
Avgouleas I
Gurtov A
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Journal of Industrial Information Integration

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Industrial device scanners allow anyone to scan devices on private networks and the Internet. They were intended as network security tools, but they are commonly exploited as attack tools, as scanning can reveal vulnerable devices. However, from a defensive …
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