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The Petro Rabigh plant in Saudi Arabia, targetted by a highly organized cyberattack in 2017.

The Petro Rabigh plant in Saudi Arabia, targetted by a highly organized cyberattack in 2017. Image: Reuters/Ali Jarekji

Robert M Lee
CEO, Dragos
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XENOTIME's 2017 attack on a Saudi Arabian petrochemical plant was in preparation for three years
XENOTIME's 2017 attack on a Saudi Arabian petrochemical plant was in preparation for three years Image: Dragos

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