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There is remote access. Fighters routinely exchange data via datalink like LINK 16 and JTIDs. It's not inconceivable that this could lead to some exposure. It w
by greedo 6y ago
There is remote access. Fighters routinely exchange data via datalink like LINK 16 and JTIDs. It's not inconceivable that this could lead to some exposure. It would depend on how segmented the flight control computers are from the other computers. A lot of the cyber warfare plans are attempting this type of attack.
- jki275 6y agoLink-16 is JTIDS. It doesn't have any connection to flight controls or any controls of anything it's deployed in (which is just about everything). It's also type-1 encrypted.