Universal Robots software flaw exposes factory systems to remote hijacks

A vulnerability in outdated PolyScope software from Universal Robots could let hackers remotely take over factory robots. The flaw impacts thousands of industrial systems worldwide. The issue was highlighted in a report published on May 25, 2026.

The vulnerability affects PolyScope, the software used to control Universal Robots systems. Outdated versions leave the robots open to remote attacks that could disrupt factory operations.

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