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Hacking Chemical Plants for Competition and Extortion
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- 1 Intro
- 2 Industrial Control Systems aka SCADA
- 3 Cyber-physical systems
- 4 Cyber-physical hack
- 5 Control equipment vulnerabilities
- 6 ICS-CERT recommendation
- 7 TCP/IP based communication
- 8 Hear is the plant. What is the plan?
- 9 Timing of the DoS attack
- 10 Impact evaluation
- 11 Process control automation
- 12 PLC Internals
- 13 Control logic
- 14 Interlocks
- 15 PID control
- 16 Time constants
- 17 Process control vulnerability
- 18 PLC cannot do it alone
- 19 Operator is not almighty
- 20 Why to attack ICS
- 21 Attack payload
- 22 What can be done to the process
- 23 Attack considerations
- 24 Production damage attack
- 25 Plants for sale
- 26 Hacking Chemical Plant for Competition & Extortion
- 27 Stages of SCADA attack
- 28 Traditional IT hacking
- 29 Modern IT hacking
- 30 Know the equipment
- 31 Process discovery
- 32 Espionage
- 33 Max economic damage?
- 34 Understanding control structure
- 35 Control loop configuration
- 36 Understanding points and logic
- 37 Physics of process control
- 38 Process interdependencies
- 39 Understanding process response
- 40 Control loop ringing
- 41 Process control challenges
- 42 Types of attacks
- 43 Outcome of the control stage
- 44 Alarm propagation
- 45 Fingerprints of plant dynamic behavior
- 46 How to break things?
- 47 Catalyst killers
- 48 Hacker unfriendly process
- 49 Measuring the process
- 50 Technician vs. engineer
- 51 Technician answer
- 52 Quest for engineering answer
- 53 Outcome of the damage stage
- 54 Creating forensics footprint
- 55 Defeating chemical forensics
- 56 Data synchronization and processing
