<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">Russian industrial control systems (ICS) vulnerabilities are explored in this article.SCADA systems, like PLCs, are susceptible to cyberattacks due to their reliance on networks.SCADA systems oversee and control industrial operations from a distance through PLCs.PLCs manage machinery based on sensor data and programming instructions.Accessing Russian PLCs is demonstrated to be relatively simple in the article.Steps involve finding systems with 401 responses using tools like Shodan.Filtering and brute forcing methods are employed to identify vulnerable systems.Changes to emergency thresholds and sensor settings can be made once access is gained.The importance of mindset and practices in securing critical infrastructure is emphasized.A call to action for improved cybersecurity practices in ICS is made.The article highlights the potential for cyber warfare through exploiting ICS vulnerabilities.Defensive strategies like cascading failures or subtle damage are mentioned.Technological solutions alone are not enough; changing practices is crucial for security.The post emphasizes the need for critical infrastructure security awareness and improvements.Russian ICS infrastructure vulnerabilities are showcased through the demonstration.The article concludes by underlining the importance of mindset shift for security in critical systems.