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A new cybersecurity report from Forescout Technologies has unveiled significant vulnerabilities in solar power systems that could potentially destabilize power grids and compromise consumer data privacy. The report, titled “SUN:DOWN – Destabilizing the Grid via Orchestrated Exploitation of Solar Power Systems,” details several key findings: According to Barry Mainz, Forescout CEO, “The collective
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