<p>Maritime cybersecurity researchers have revealed a series of critical vulnerabilities in a widely used maritime IoT platform that would allow a remote attacker to seize complete control of a vessel&#8217;s propulsion, navigation, electrical power, ballast, steering, and fire safety systems &#8211; entirely from a web browser. Singapore-based research team Rudra published the findings this week, &#8230;</p> </p><p><p>https://splash247.com/researchers-expose-hack-that-could-hand-attackers-full-control-of-ships-engine-navigation-and-power/</p></p>