00:00What if the chaos at major airports this weekend was just a test run for something much worse?
00:05London Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin were thrown into disarray.
00:09Check-in systems went down.
00:11Boarding gates froze, and thousands of passengers were left stranded.
00:15The culprit?
00:16A system called Muse, used in over 150 airports worldwide.
00:21Collins Aerospace, the provider, confirmed a cyber-related disruption.
00:25But here's where it gets scary.
00:27Experts believe this may not be a random glitch.
00:30Professor Alan Woodward says this looks like a test attack, possibly by cybercriminals or even a hostile state.
00:37Why only a few airports if Muse is everywhere?
00:39Why the silence?
00:41Some believe this could be the start of a massive supply chain attack.
00:44And if this was just a trial, the real strike could shut down air travel worldwide.
00:49If attackers truly wanted to bring air travel to its knees, they now know exactly how to do it.
00:54And that should worry us all.
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