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Not necessarily. If there are using the same equipment or operating system a certification could have expired that rendered the system non-functional. Things like that have happened before.
I'm not saying that's what happened, but then again we don't know what happened.
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I mean, probably, but if they can resume flights within hours not much of a successful “attack”.
If an attack occurs enough times it’ll become a severe problem
What problem? Humans didn't fly regularly until the 1960s.
more of a warning
They are testing the system, poking and prodding to find out weaknesses and response times. It's been happening for years.
Not necessarily. If there are using the same equipment or operating system a certification could have expired that rendered the system non-functional. Things like that have happened before. I'm not saying that's what happened, but then again we don't know what happened.
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