If one guy managed to do this then I suppose we have bigger problems.
The coincidence of these cyberattacks on aviation infrastructure with the H1-B visa kerfuffle (and the resulting rush for return flights due to poor guidance/communication from the gov) seems a little.. fishy.
Yeah, coincidence is not correlation I know. But there's a little voice screaming in my conscience about how two such large events occuring almost simultaneously couldn't possibly be unconnected.
Hey wouldn't it be crazy if a simfarm network was set up to blockbook then cancel a load of inbound/connecting flights, or just DDOS via resource hogging all of the major airline ticket sellers, due to how their booking systems function?
The coincidence of these cyberattacks on aviation infrastructure with the H1-B visa kerfuffle (and the resulting rush for return flights due to poor guidance/communication from the gov) seems a little.. fishy.
Yeah, coincidence is not correlation I know. But there's a little voice screaming in my conscience about how two such large events occuring almost simultaneously couldn't possibly be unconnected.
Hey wouldn't it be crazy if a simfarm network was set up to blockbook then cancel a load of inbound/connecting flights, or just DDOS via resource hogging all of the major airline ticket sellers, due to how their booking systems function?