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Mark Matousek, provided by, Houston Chronicle: Business
Fri, 11/17/2017 - 5:26pm

A Department of Homeland Security official admitted that the agency was able to remotely hack into a Boeing 757 during a test in 2016. The DHS official indicated that he and his team were able to do so without having any direct contact with the aircraft or using any materials that would be flagged by security.

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