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Transportation secretary still doesn’t totally rule out that a cyberattack may have hit the FAA, and the FBI is assisting the probe
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Fortune reports that the transportation secretary has not fully ruled out a cyberattack on the FAA, and that the FBI is assisting the investigation. The outlet quotes the secretary as saying, "We think it was the installation or the router that was the bad actor. But we're open," adding that the investigation will continue with federal partners and law enforcement if anything else emerges.
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Transportation secretary still doesn’t totally rule out that a cyberattack may have hit the FAA, and the FBI is assisting the probe
"We think it was the installation or the router that was the bad actor. But we're open. If we see something else, we're going to continue to investigate with our federal partners and law enforcement."
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