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That does seems wrong. First, did Osama (or Al Qaeda) really have any experience with hacking computer systems in this way? Second, why would you rely on "sta
by powera 12y ago
That does seems wrong. First, did Osama (or Al Qaeda) really have any experience with hacking computer systems in this way?
Second, why would you rely on "static routing tables" and "certificates" for defending against an attacker in the worst case when you could just use an air gap?
- com2kid 12y agoThere are multiple networks on an airplane. Some are air gapped, but running multiple parallel wiring systems adds a lot of weight to a plane. If a medium and low security system can share some cabling and be secured through software, then there is little reason not to. The engine control wasn't hooked up to the AV system or anything!
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