Hacker claims attack on U.S. airline, stolen no-fly list was out of boredom

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Hacker claims attack on U.S. airline, stolen no-fly list was out of boredom
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The Transportation Security Administration is investigating cybersecurity chaos at CommuteAir after a hacker claimed to have accessed the regional airline’s systems and grabbed a no-fly list.

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