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 ...
Further stoppages and disruption are likely at the Australian ports of Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Fremantle, which are tentatively resuming operations today after a cyber-attack on Friday ravaged DP World’s IT systems.
Monitoring software may have provided a warning early enough to provide DP World staff time to quickly shut down systems before further damage was done, and on Sunday the firm has reported “significant progress” in reinstating freight operations.
DP World is “making good progress in trying to get the systems ...
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