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SUMMARY:Old MacDonald Had a Breach: Cyber Risks on the Connected Farm - Dr
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UID:pretalx-bsidessatx-2026-9JS7VZ@cfp.bsidessatx.com
DESCRIPTION:Farms aren’t just dirt and diesel anymore—they’re IoT ne
 tworks with tractors. Smart irrigation\, GPS\, livestock HVAC\, and connec
 ted sensors run smart farms. The attack surface has moved to the back fiel
 d. This talk dives into how cyber attacks could hit smart farming: spoofed
  GPS sending tractors sideways\, irrigation systems flooding fields\, and 
 barn HVAC cooking chickens. Funny? Maybe. Realistic? Absolutely. Because i
 f you can root a router\, you can probably root a root crop.
LOCATION:Track 1 I.T.F. (Mengler Conf. Rm.)  (2nd Floor)
URL:https://cfp.bsidessatx.com/bsidessatx-2026/talk/9JS7VZ/
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