In 1999, one of the most infamous cyberattacks, back before Y2k and the advent of cybersecurity as we knew it, happened. The NASA and the US Department of Defense computer systems were brought to the ground for three-weeks in a total shutdown, causing a blackout of all NASA’s computers between the NASA headquarters, the International Space Station, and arguably more severely, the Pentagon weapons computer system. A 15-year-old Florida teen, operating out of his parent's house, opened the door to intercept emails, steal passwords, and play in the International Space Station’s data records while nearing U.S. weapon secrets. While it is still…
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