DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin wouldn’t rule that a cyberattack may have overloaded Air Traffic Control routers — but said there is “zero evidence” of nefarious activity.
“There is nothing that indicates it yet,” Mullin said regarding a potential cyberattack. “Now, when we start looking at cyber threats, cyberattacks, typically someone is going to raise their hand up and say, ‘Hey, we did that.’ There’s no chatter.”
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said officials are trying to figure out exactly how the nation’s air traffic control system went down Friday. Duffy said the FAA’s recent implementation of artificial intelligence systems to “better manage trajectories of airplanes and better manage weather” had nothing to do with the outage.
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