What they are describing - routers overloaded with data, leading to instability, sounds like a cyber attack. Can they say with 100% it wasn’t? I asked here:
The FAA’s nationwide ground stop is exposing a major weakness in America’s aviation system, and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says decades-old technology is to blame.
Pressed by Fox News’ @pdoocy on what caused the widespread outage, Duffy points to aging switches, routers, and copper lines dating back to the 1980s.
“It’s an old system that went down and went down everywhere. It got overloaded.”
And he makes one thing clear: The FAA is still relying on technology far older than the networks Americans use every day.
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