Cybersecurity

Forescout Research Tests Whether AI Can Create PLC Attacks

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Forescout's Vedere Labs demonstrated that artificial intelligence can assist in adapting remote code execution exploits for programmable logic controllers (PLCs) between different models, though significant human intervention is still required. This development highlights the potential for AI to reduce the technical barriers and costs associated with developing sophisticated cyberattacks against industrial systems, raising concerns about the security of critical infrastructure as AI capabilities improve.

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