MSC Antonia, a casualty of the epidemic of GPS area-denial
As one of the most common forms of cyber-interference, ships have had to contend with ...
In the past two years, logistics and aviation have had their fair share of cyber-attacks. Recently, Cathay Pacific became the latest name on the list of victims. But this report from the South China Morning Post suggests the carrier should be applauded for the way it dealt with the attack. Yes, it took more than half a year to inform its customers of the breach, but where it stands up – or so says Richard Harris – is that within ...
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