In early 2017, John Kennedy at SiliconRepublic declared the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) the ‘perfect storm’ – a convergence of technologies with the capacity to create new economic benefits based on operational efficiency. On these blog pages, we’ve covered many different facets of industries adopting intelligent communication technologies likes sensors, programmable radios, and powerful […]
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These exploits are used to try and steal information indirectly from a system. They do not cause the system to crash or malfunction.
1) An attacker would need to install and run their code on your device.
2) The attacker would need to have access to your code to make an exploit
3) The exploit is highly dependent on cache manipulation to try and “steal information” indirectly. This means system dynamics could make it difficult to exploit. So the attacker’s code would have to be customized for a particular system (It would be different for each product, including software and services running).
Read the originating white paper for more information.
Our FGR, HTPlus products and the new ZumLink Z9-T/C products do not have the type of hardware architecture that would be vulnerable.