
Siemens and other ICS vendors publish new vulnerability advisories
Node2Shell exploitation attempts have been seen, but Siemens reports no attacks aimed at its products.
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Node2Shell exploitation attempts have been seen, but Siemens reports no attacks aimed at its products.

Among nearly 700 respondents, incidents rose from 22% to 34%, and reported IP theft jumped from 6% to 31%.

A joint report names IRGC unit Shahid Kaveh; attacks hit about 700 stores on October 11-12, and US sources reportedly had only low-confidence attribution.

Attackers raised defrost settings on Danfoss and Dixell controllers on October 11, causing food losses and fires.
On two IEEE feeders, the check refused 91.7% of insider-abuse writes while denying 1.28% of benign writes.

OT and ICS systems exposed through IT/OT convergence, DMZ use and remote connectivity since the early 2000s.

Authenticated adjacent-network bugs allow admin-resource access or SQL commands; CISA says they are not remotely exploitable.
Paper evaluates op-amp Zener TRNG across gain settings and capacitors, identifying optimal config for NIST SP 800-22/SP 800-90B compliance and low-cost ICS use.
Both CVEs score 9.0; Subnet tells 2020 users to install Update 30 and later lines to install 2026 Update 1.1.

Ivanti released patches for two new zero-day flaws chained in attacks since October with CISA ordering federal agencies to patch CVE-2026-104935.
Authenticated users can inject OS commands, and a local user can reach root through the built-in Linux ESP code.
Unauthenticated attackers can replay a valid IdP-initiated SAML response; fixes are V4.2.4 and V3.6.29.
Integrators serving energy, chemical, pharmaceutical, and food clients described low owner awareness and split views on NIS2.
At a fixed false-alarm budget, sequential valve attacks were flagged on at most 0.17 of perturbed samples.

Base 7.0.10 and earlier is affected; 7.0.11 is the fix, and CISA reports no public exploitation.
Causal Security’s Cipher agent reported the flaws in under four hours; CISA warns of crashes, memory disclosure or possible code execution.

The October 27 bulletin lists many HiRDB and JP1 builds plus TRO600 firmware before 9.2.2.1, with no CVEs or exploitation status.

Canada's Cyber Centre says Johnson Controls confirmed two vulnerabilities and urges administrators to apply updates when available.

Canada's Cyber Centre says MRC Client through v4.2.0 and all OnCell G3150A-LTE firmware are affected, with fixes not named.
An attacker logged in as the product administrator can run DCOM objects locally or remotely; fixed builds are 10.98 or later.
Update to EPICS Base 7.0.11; the worst flaw can corrupt memory and may allow remote code execution.

Blue Initiative lists nearly 30,000 flaws, including over 2,000 critical and 37 ship- or port-specific issues.
In 192 verified scenarios, 12-hour Net1 outages averaged 404.96 m³ unmet demand while Net3 kept full delivery.
Under chronological splits, no model beats a constant normal predictor, and unseen-attack AUROC averages 0.64.
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