Coin-sized device can hack a Boeing 737’s Flight Management Computer, mess with takeoff weights, or even divert an aircraft — gadget connects to an easily acces

Coin-sized device can hack a Boeing 737’s Flight Management Computer, mess with takeoff weights, or even divert an aircraft — gadget connects to an easily acces

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Bigshrimp I don't believe Boeing's claims that their security is good enough. Their planes crashed due to their own lack of concern about the safety of their 737 Max planes. Reply

USAFRet Bigshrimp said: I don't believe Boeing's claims that their security is good enough. Their planes crashed due to their own lack of concern about the safety of their 757 Max planes. Amazingly, other manufacturers have crashed airplanes, not just Boeing. Reply

Bigshrimp USAFRet said: Amazingly, other manufacturers have crashed airplanes, not just Boeing. So do boats, cars, and everything else that is manmade that uses energy to move somewhere. How does that even argue the point I am trying to make? What you said seems silly in comparison to what I said, like some kind of logical fallacy. Sun shines during the day and the stars come out at night, lol. Reply

USAFRet Bigshrimp said: So do boats, cars, and everything else that is manmade that uses energy to move somewhere. How does that even argue the point I am trying to make? What you said seems silly in comparison to what I said, like some kind of logical fallacy. Sun shines during the day and the stars come out at night, lol. You seemed to be singling out Boeing. If not, my mistake. Reply

chaos215bar2 USAFRet said: You seemed to be singling out Boeing. If not, my mistake. Yes, they were singling out Boeing. For good reason: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737_MAX_groundings Reply

USAFRet chaos215bar2 said: Yes, they were singling out Boeing. For good reason: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737_MAX_groundings Yes, Boeing absolutely had issues with the MAX. And then we of course ignore the crashes for Airbus, Embraer, McD, LockMart, etc, etc, etc. Lets not go down the stupid road on this, OK? Reply

usertests Boeing is good at what they do, and they should receive recognition for that. UyUAg3GzuKE Reply

NinoPino USAFRet said: Yes, Boeing absolutely had issues with the MAX. And then we of course ignore the crashes for Airbus, Embraer, McD, LockMart, etc, etc, etc. If a case similar to that of 737 MAX was appened to another big brand in the recent years, please let we know. USAFRet said: Lets not go down the stupid road on this, OK? Is it not allowed to criticize Boeing ? Reply

USAFRet NinoPino said: If a case similar to that of 737 MAX was appened to another big brand in the recent years, please let we know. Is it not allowed to criticize Boeing ? It is absolutely fine to criticize Boeing. But to think of Boeing as the only manufacturer that has had problems is absurd. Reply

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