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Pwning vending machines

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I'm not sure if this is the right sub to ask in but I'll just do i
Has Vending machines ever pwned? I've checked the internet but all the stories that i've found is 10+ years old.

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War Dialing Prevention?

If a phone number is being bombarded with many calls from spoofed numbers: Is there anything that can be done to stop this or will the affected party have to replace the affected phone number? (Would that even prevent further calls?)

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Is there a way to have a 2.4ghz wireless usb receiver receive data over bluetooth?

Is this an issue of not having the correct hardware to read the bluetooth data or can this be purely done on the software side as in writing code/program to convert the ieee bluetooth protocol parse it and maybe handshake etc.etc. then flash that code into the receiver's firmware(?)

Some of my research has lead me to bastille/ mousejack which shows the addition of hardware components. I'm not trying to use the mouse. Just the receiver part. But is it even possible to do it on just the software end? I don't mind if it's a lot of work.

Also, I was wondering if there was a way to access the lines of code that make up the drivers forthis device that windows 10 automatically downloads. I narrowed it down to c:\\windows\system32\drivers folder. It looks to be file mouclass.sys and mouhid.sys. Whenever I open it, it has weird symbols that can't be read/understood instead of regular alphanumberic characters you'd normally find in a text file.

Your advice is much appreciated.

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IT/OT Convergence Is More Than a Catchy Phrase

The most successful strategies for protecting IT and OT from growing threats will include use of both the ISO 27000 series and ISA/IEC 62443 family of standards.