
Cybersecurity Under Pressure. Real Attacks, Real Lessons · May 25 · 43 min
OT Remote Access: Closing the Path When the Work Ends
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A closed work order does not automatically close the corresponding network access. Explore the gap between physical maintenance state and OT remote-access authorization. The episode examines exposed engineering paths and the limits of controls that cannot see whether the work has ended.
Related CUP episodes:
- OT Session Hijacking: Revoking Trusted Engineering Access
- Invisible Conduits: The Control Plane Siege
- OT Session Theft: When a Token Bypasses the Jump Host
- Legacy VPNs in OT: Remote Access and the Cost of Disruption
- Engineer the Path, Not Just the Perimeter
- 02:00 AM Panic: Does "Break-Glass" Mean "Break-Security"?
- When Maintenance Becomes the Weapon: The Oldsmar Incident
- Zero Trust in OT: Secure Access Beyond the HMI
- The Illusion of MFA: AiTM Phishing and Session Token Theft
- Oldsmar Was About Standing Trust
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- OT Session Hijacking: Revoking Trusted Engineering Accesscybersecurityunderpressure.com
- Invisible Conduits: The Control Plane Siegecybersecurityunderpressure.com
- OT Session Theft: When a Token Bypasses the Jump Hostcybersecurityunderpressure.com
- Legacy VPNs in OT: Remote Access and the Cost of Disruptioncybersecurityunderpressure.com