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number of ways to avoid the mass shooting incident. so you do call it layered defenses, so i'm not letting people who are talking now about gun control. i'm talking about like a single solution. it's just multiple ones and a red flag. one, are they they're proving themselves very, very effective in other jurisdictions. well, let's be frank, that this one reason you have that sort of sort of you will hear that refrain. oftentimes after this after events like this by gun advocates to say, well that one particular law would not have prevented this one. but you're someone who worked at dhs, right? you speak about layered defense. this country has layered defense for prevent terror attacks right that they have checks for folks who get on airplanes and they try to track bombs. for instance, i'm just saying from a homeland security perspective, given gun violence is a threat to homeland security . are you saying you need multiple solutions defenses? yes i mean, it's just it's the same way to think about it. you wouldn't have all the terminology that i use on air all the time. you wouldn't have a single point of failure,

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Morning Joe

faa's computer system should not be set up with a single point of failure. there's some broader points we should be aware of. i have been flying as it happens for 30 years at the age of that software. if you go into the cockpit of any new plane today, a tiny single engine plane, you'll see vastly different equipment, much more sophisticated, using gps technology, things like that in the cockpit. if you walk into an faa control tower today, you'll see pretty much what you would have seen 30 years ago. the whole system is incredibly antiquated. that gets back to washington. the faa's budget today on an inflation-adjusted basis is at or below what it was in 2004, given the huge increase in the number of people traveling, the number of planes in the air. the faa has been trying for ten years to put in what's called next gen air traffic control, which would not only prevent things like this from happening, but allow more planes to be in

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BBC News

we can now speak to associated press airline reporter david koenig. the sfa say the system failure was due to a damaged file. there is lots of questions to our backup system didn't actually prevent the failure —— faa. where did it all go wrong? that is exactly right. that is what the investigation is seeking to answer because there is an ironclad rule in aviation, you are supposed to have a redundancy, not supposed to have a single point of failure arejust one to have a single point of failure are just one thing goes wrong and the whole system collapses. so the faa is under a lot of pressure to describe why they didn't have a backup system, or if they do, why didn't work. they to restart

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Andrea Mitchell Reports

24/7 -- that's how the national aviation system works -- even if a primary system is down for some reason, there needs to be the kind of redundancy that you can flexibly deal with that at all times and keep things running. >> one quick question comes to mind is, is there a critical vulnerability here where the entire country had to be stopped because of something that probably involved one sector or another? >> part of what you are seeing here is an abundance of caution and making absolutely certain that operations were safe. this is one of the reasons why we need to get these answers and have this review of exactly what happened. we need to understand whether this reflects a systemic issue and what would be required so there's no single point of failure. there needs to be layers of protection here. this is an incredibly complex system. glitches or complications happen all the time.

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Your World With Neil Cavuto

already redundancies built in. but if they were built in, why did it it look like there was a single point of failure that brought down thousands and thousands of flights across the country. so what i'm going to be doing tonight, i'm going to file a bill that would require pete buttigieg to fly commercial until the issues are figured out with southwest airlines, with the faa and until the faa reauthorization happens later this year. he ought to live by the same rules that americans do so they can feel the pain and pressure that they do. they shouldn't have to be worried about flying out on a random wednesday morning and fear that flights will be cancelled. >> neil: i know in your daughter's case dealing with coming home on southwest and we found out that their technology was not up to speed, that seems to be rampant among the industry. now even at the faa level, that is what the infrastructure funds that were ponied out were supposed to address.

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Andrea Mitchell Reports

after passing four background checks in 2020 and 2021. the state's attorney speaking to my colleague tom yamas overnight. >> he should not have been able to buy firearms. we shouldn't have a single point of failure. we put pressure on the system when we allow for these single points of failure. he was able to get the gun because that type of gun can be purchased legally. that's one problem. >> joining us from highland park, illinois, is dasha burns. this is another american city that's never going to be the same. his father defending the fact that he helped him with that gun license. >> reporter: yeah, andrea. folks here trying to cope with what happened and process the systems failures that you just mentioned there. how this individual was able to commit such a tragedy in his own hometown. today we have been watching as there are vigils and memorial

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BBC News-20220115-02:17:00

news. , ., ., thank you forjoining us on bbc news. i. ., ~ news. everyone talks about c ber news. everyone talks about cyber warfare _ news. everyone talks about cyber warfare as _ news. everyone talks about cyber warfare as being - news. everyone talks about cyber warfare as being the | news. everyone talks about - cyber warfare as being the next development in conflict, perhaps outside kinetic warfare. but how sophisticated was the attack that ukraine suffered? i was the attack that ukraine suffered?— was the attack that ukraine suffered? ~ , ., _ ., suffered? i think it is easy to overestimate _ suffered? i think it is easy to overestimate this _ suffered? i think it is easy to overestimate this actual - overestimate this actual incident. you see it, this is an incident where a lot of different organisations were affected, the mod, the mfa, several other government organisations. their websites were defaced with these messages are but the important thing to remember is you can actually oftentimes access those websites through a single point of failure. this is probably what happened here. one system was accessed, and that allowed the attack to essentially affect many systems at once. so these defacement are really superficial, and it didn't mean that the networks beneath these organisations were actually affected. that is interesting. _ were actually affected. that is interesting. so _ were actually affected. that is interesting. so it _ were actually affected. that is interesting. so it is _ were actually affected. that is interesting. so it is not - were actually affected. that is interesting. so it is notjust i interesting. so it is notjust the technology which isn't

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BBC News-20220115-04:13:00

i asked him how sophisticated the ukraine hack was. i think it's easy to overestimate this actual incident. you see it, this is an incident where a lot of different organisations were affected, the mod, the mfa, several other government organisations. their websites were defaced with these messages, but the important thing to remember is you can actually oftentimes access those websites through a single point of failure. this's probably what happened here. one system was accessed, and that allowed the attacker to essentially affect many systems at once. so these defacement are really superficial, and it didn't mean that the networks beneath these organisations were actually affected. that's interesting. so it's notjust the technology which isn't that unsophisticated. what about the things that they are trying to do

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BBC News-20220115-12:21:00

is you can actually oftentimes access those websites through a single point of failure. and that's probably what happened here. one system was accessed, and that allowed the attacker to essentially affect many systems at once. so these defacements are really superficial, and it didn't mean that the networks beneath these these organisations were actually affected. even though it's not necessarily highly advanced, there does seem to be these little interesting details to the incident. for one, the attackers are sort of claiming to be polish nationalists. they made reference to, like, historic disputes between poland and ukraine, rather than disputes between ukraine and russia. there was also an interesting artefact in the picture files they used. there's a gps co—ordinate associated with poland. even though this was not a photograph, which is where you generally see gps co—ordinates. so, there's... we have reason to believe that these

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BBC News-20220115-13:21:00

but the important thing to remember is you can actually oftentimes access those websites through a single point of failure. and that's probably what happened here. one system was accessed, and that allowed the attacker to essentially affect many systems at once. so these defacements are really superficial, and it didn't mean that the networks beneath these organisations were actually affected. even though it's not necessarily highly advanced, there does seem to be these little interesting details to the incident. for one, the attackers are sort of claiming to be polish nationalists. they made reference to, like, historic disputes between poland and ukraine, rather than disputes between ukraine and russia. there was also an interesting artefact in the picture files they used. there's a gps co—ordinate associated with poland. even though this was not a photograph, which is where you generally see gps co—ordinates.

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