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Libmodbus Message Smuggling Vulnerability

A message smuggling vulnerability found on the Modbus protocol open-source library - Libmodbus

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SaiFlow and Claroty Partner to Secure Distributed Energy Infrastructure

Claroty and SaiFlow have partnered to deliver comprehensive cybersecurity protection for distributed energy devices and sites - bridging deep OT visibility with real-time, energy-aware threat detection.

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The Silent Threat to Our Energy Future: Why Your BESS Infrastructure Is Under Siege

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SaiFlow and CrowdStrike Partner to Secure EV Charging Sites and Energy Networks

SaiFlow and CrowdStrike join forces to deliver energy-contextual threat detection and unified SIEM visibility for EV charging and distributed energy networks

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Reduce MTTR with SaiFlow's AI-Powered Threat & Incident Assistant for Energy Runtime Security

Security teams protecting energy infrastructure face a critical blind spot: they can see network anomalies, but without energy context, they can't tell if an alert is a real attack or operational noise. SaiFlow's Threat & Incident Assistant bridges that gap in under 40 seconds, delivering AI-powered verdicts, evidence, and prioritized response actions that shrink your exposure window when every minute counts.

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Custom Detection Rules with Energy Context: Securing Your Unique Operational Patterns

SaiFlow's new Custom Rule Engine empowers security teams to build visual, drag-and-drop detection rules that correlate network protocols with energy telemetry, enabling organizations to protect against threats unique to their specific infrastructure and operational patterns.

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ABB Terra AC Buffer Overflow Vulnerability (CVE-2025-5517)

The SaiFlow research team has uncovered a buffer overflow vulnerability in ABB Terra AC chargers, that compromises system integrity. We have demonstrated how we can trigger Denial-of-Service (DoS), making the charger inoperative and unresponsive. The vulnerability could potentially be exploited to achieve RCE. Exploitation of the vulnerability requires MITM capabilities with unencrypted communication, or a compromised Charging Station Management System (CSMS).