According to the US watchdog Government Accountability Office, hackers could potentially use on-board WiFi to bring down an aeroplane. This is due to the cockpit electronics being linked to the plane’s shared IP network.
According to the US watchdog Government Accountability Office, hackers could potentially use on-board WiFi to bring down an aeroplane. This is due to the cockpit electronics being linked to the plane’s shared IP network.
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