Unfortunately this is a product not many care for nor know about, and I had a personal working relationship with this vendor, so even if it were “leaked anonymously” they could point back at me and make things a living hell.
At this point it’s been almost five years. They made their stance known. The exploit isn’t one that can be done completely remote without some internal knowledge to the setup of the equipment. It’s old news and they’re better off fading away in obscurity. I just won’t bother to try helping them make their products better and more secure.
One of the articles linked by this one goes into detail how automation has impacted union workers at ports.
The union is demanding that “no automated or semi-automated” systems be introduced. This will be an interesting strike to watch out for.