Freight crime on the up as gangs become more tech-savvy
Internet-enabled crime and insider involvement are creating easier conditions for theft and fraud in supply ...
Following on from an article in The Loadstar, debunking the ‘fake news’ that told the industry that a containership could effectively be sunk through hacking, comes another important fact check from Splash. An article in Safety at Sea suggests a containership’s navigation system was taken under full control by hackers. But the writer, a ‘ship driver’ who spent several days on research, discovered that it simply wasn’t true. And he warns shipowners of the perils of snake oil salesmen.
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