Ventilation unit of the Mont Blanc tunnel on the Italian side is pictured on January 12, 2017 during the presentation of the new computerized safety control system of the Mont Blanc Tunnel in Chamonix, southeastern France. (JEAN-PIERRE CLATOT/AFP via Getty Images) Researchers find big flaw in a Schneider Electric ICS system popular in building systems, utilities The vulnerability could be used to deploy a variety of attacks including ransomware. Jul 13, 2021 By Tonya Riley
(Getty Images) US sanctions Russian government institution in connection with Trisis malware The sanctions mark the first time any government has publicly connected Trisis to Russia. Oct 23, 2020 By Tim Starks Sean Lyngaas
(Pixabay) FireEye is responding to a second intrusion from group behind Trisis FireEye released details on new customized tools the company’s incident responders had found at the unnamed critical infrastructure facility. Apr 10, 2019 By Sean Lyngaas
Trisis masterminds have expanded operations to target U.S. industrial firms Researchers say that the same sophisticated group behind last year's incident in Saudi Arabia has attacked multiple U.S. companies. May 24, 2018 By Chris Bing
Schneider Electric will help reset plant systems that may be potentially affected by Trisis. (Getty) Schneider Electric: Trisis leveraged zero-day flaw, used a RAT Schneider Electric had remained largely silent about an August incident where Trisis shut down operations at a Saudi energy plant. Jan 18, 2018 By Chris Bing
A nuclear reactor system. Trisis malware, which could damage industrial control systems like this pictured, is freely available on the internet. (Getty) Trisis has mistakenly been released on the open internet An elite cyberweapon has been publicly sitting online due to a mistaken upload to VirusTotal, three sources familiar with the matter told CyberScoop. Jan 16, 2018 By Chris Bing
(CyberScoop/Jolie Gender) Trisis has the security world spooked, stumped and searching for answers What researchers found has been described to CyberScoop as a tool so dangerous that its mere existence significantly intensifies the global digital arms race. Jan 16, 2018 By Chris Bing