Why does....
daMan25 | 05/08/09
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I was asuming 24 or Die Hard
Maarek Stele | 05/08/09
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Hmmmm, now, which OS gets viruses?
whisperycat | 05/08/09
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I agree
GuidingLight | 05/08/09
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LOL
James T. Kirk | 05/08/09
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Pawned? NOT
eMJayy | 05/08/09
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Admin passwords stolen in 2006 and earlier. Unix implemented in 2006
InAction Man | 05/09/09
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You just missed another excellent oportunity
InAction Man | 05/09/09
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And..
vmaatta | 05/11/09
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The FAA won't even willingly report bird stikes!
kd5auq | 05/08/09
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The answer to all our problems....
daMan25 | 05/08/09
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And yet flying is still the safest form of travel
LiquidLearner | 05/08/09
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Even ONE death due to FAA's foot dragging is one too many!
kd5auq | 05/08/09
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Maybe
LiquidLearner | 05/09/09
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uh how does that work?
AccesPublic | 05/10/09
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Dear kdSauq
elderlybloke | 05/15/09
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Why did they switch from reliable UNIX to $hitty Windows?
itguy08 | 05/08/09
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The did not. They switched to Linux
GuidingLight | 05/08/09
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Yeah....
daMan25 | 05/08/09
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Yeah, but Red Hat? That's just a windows wannabe..
L33tCh | 05/08/09
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Admin passwords stolen in 2006 and earlier. Unix arrived in 2006.
InAction Man | 05/09/09
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...and PII was stolen in 2009
Earthling2 | 05/09/09
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Please Read the Report and the article before posting.
InAction Man | 05/09/09
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How about they....
daMan25 | 05/08/09
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The funny thing is...
LiquidLearner | 05/08/09
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a case of stolen passwords that started before 2006
InAction Man | 05/09/09
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RE: Report: US air-traffic control systems hacked
Loverock Davidson | 05/08/09
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Sorry dude, they compromised Windows systems.
B.O.F.H. | 05/08/09
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A case of stolen passwords done through windoze
InAction Man | 05/09/09
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2006 passwords used to steal PII in 2009?
Earthling2 | 05/09/09
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windoze turned hackers into system admins in 2006 and before.
InAction Man | 05/09/09
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Can't remove rogue admin accounts?
Earthling2 | 05/09/09
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As admins hackers got the means to dissimulate their activitivities
InAction Man | 05/09/09
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The best hacker tools run on Windows?
LiquidLearner | 05/10/09
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@LiquidLearner: Today, viruses are the best hacker tools!
InAction Man | 05/10/09
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Just goes to show !
Aussie_Troll | 05/08/09
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According to 1 report, it has to do with Windows being used.
B.O.F.H. | 05/08/09
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Windows was given as an example of commercial software
LiquidLearner | 05/09/09
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Lowest bidder was Red Hat in 2006
Earthling2 | 05/09/09
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Red Hat employs more coders than marketers. they can bid lower and deliver
InAction Man | 05/09/09
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that makes no sense
AccesPublic | 05/10/09
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It makes a LOT of sense!!!
InAction Man | 05/10/09
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Hackers got their passwords through windows
InAction Man | 05/09/09
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You all are certainly making assumptions here
xXSpeedzXx | 05/08/09
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Trolls?
daMan25 | 05/08/09
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So true
LiquidLearner | 05/08/09
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RE: Report: US air-traffic control systems hacked
chromeronin | 05/08/09
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Once again this is a matter of assumption
xXSpeedzXx | 05/08/09
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Well....
zkiwi | 05/08/09
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yes but
xXSpeedzXx | 05/08/09
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RE: Report: US air-traffic control systems hacked
badkid32 | 05/08/09
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Hackers got those passwords through windoze vulnerabities,
InAction Man | 05/09/09
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RE: Report: US air-traffic control systems hacked
nospam@... | 05/08/09
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Excuse me
Roger Ramjet | 05/08/09
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"Sperry"? or more like COBOL, Fortran, RPG... Assembly...
HypnoToad72 | 05/09/09
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I miss when it was DARPAnet and confined to US institutions...
HypnoToad72 | 05/09/09
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YES
AccesPublic | 05/10/09
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"in 2006 a virus spread to the air traffic control" - BEFORE Linux!
InAction Man | 05/09/09
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Use the source: the last attack happened in 2009.
Earthling2 | 05/09/09
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Excellent response
LiquidLearner | 05/09/09
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If you read the report and you're honest you'll change your opinion.
InAction Man | 05/09/09
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New form of intelligence.
Earthling2 | 05/09/09
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@Farthling2
InAction Man | 05/10/09
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More likely
honeymonster | 05/10/09
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So says the sewer dweller...
InAction Man | 05/10/09
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@InAction Man
Earthling2 | 05/10/09
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@FartLing: Are those your arguments?
InAction Man | 05/10/09
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@InAction Man
Earthling2 | 05/10/09
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You'll have to turn away from the mirror to see it
InAction Man | 05/10/09
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Please read before posting.
InAction Man | 05/09/09
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Passwords should be changed periodically or not used at all
Earthling2 | 05/09/09
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But they became system administrators!!!! Too late for that.
InAction Man | 05/09/09
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Can't audit your admins?
Earthling2 | 05/09/09
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Probably the true admins were unsuspecting and those hackers used some
InAction Man | 05/09/09
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I have
Earthling2 | 05/09/09
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Why break a door when there so many windows wide open, ready for exploit
InAction Man | 05/10/09
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Why not patch the system and avoid SQL injection attacks?
Earthling2 | 05/10/09
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I'm very glad I got you reading...
InAction Man | 05/10/09
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@InAction Man
Earthling2 | 05/10/09
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Neither is inactionman
honeymonster | 05/10/09
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@honeymonster: Maybe? Maybe??? If you don't thrust the article why
InAction Man | 05/11/09
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@Earthling2 and honeymonster: why do you keep ignoring the article contents
InAction Man | 05/11/09
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InAction Man cannot read
honeymonster | 05/11/09
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honeymonster, still no interpretation of what happened in that 2006 virus
InAction Man | 05/11/09
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Maybe
Techref6060 | 05/11/09
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That's what the FAA get from believing the lies of *nix geeks...
transposeIT | 05/10/09
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Pleeease, tell us how you explain these facts, if you can
InAction Man | 05/11/09
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exactly....
g-ssg | 05/11/09
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RE: Report: US air-traffic control systems hacked
apolicastro | 05/11/09
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I believe it. WiFi is this nations largest threat
VoiceOfLogic | 05/11/09
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RE: Report: US air-traffic control systems hacked
phatkat | 05/11/09
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RE: Report: US air-traffic control systems hacked
tassemann | 05/15/09
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