OT Malware: Real-World Threat or Speculation? @OTbase
OT Malware: Real-World Threat or Speculation?  @OTbase
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Finding malware designed to interact with OT systems tells us what could happen.
But does that automatically make it evidence of a real-world OT threat?
When malware samples and theoretical capabilities haven't materialized the way the analysis predicts, it raises an important question:
Are we measuring actual OT attacks—or possible ones?
At some point, the line between evidence and speculation matters.
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