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Security BSides Athens 2021 – Workshop: Juan Escobar’s ‘ICS Intrusion KillChain Explained With Real Simulation’

by Marc Handelman on August 10, 2021

Our thanks to Security BSides Athens for publishing their outstanding Security BSides Athens 2021 Conference videos on the groups’ YouTube channel.

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Security BSides Athens 2021 – Workshop: Juan Escobar’s ‘ICS Intrusion KillChain Explained With Real Simulation’

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