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Message-ID: <5.2.0.9.2.20030916132839.03abc2c0@pop.home.se> From: Peter_Osterberg at home.se (Peter Osterberg) Subject: east coast powergrid / SCADA [OT?] I just picked up reading this thread... At 22:41 2003-08-14 -0400, cta@...in.net wrote: >Oh, and for you wardrivers, SCADA can be access on the road a >new perspective on sniffing around sewer plants. Does this mean that someone with a WLAN-enabled computer who passed such an installation could have infected it by accident? I mean if the computer with the WLAN-card was infected in the first place. Scary thought! But I guess that the fact that it is accessible in any way wirelessly is more scary... But anyway what do I know about the impact if this is true. I'm sitting here in a cold Sweden with polar bears running loose on the streets and know nothing about SCADA. But as I've figured during reading this thread it seams to be a vital part of the US power systems. /Peter
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