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Brother Timothy Clark
Brother Timothy Clark
@kc3cdu.bsky.social
9 months ago
A screenshot of an email or newsletter on a mobile device. At the top, the time is 12:29 and the Mail app is open. The battery is full and charging. The main content includes several sections: 1. A table listing various U.S. airports and their corresponding destinations, with alternating white and yellow rows. Examples include: - Los Angeles (LAX) to Milwaukee (MKE) - Nashville (BNA) to Boston (BOS), Chicago O’Hare (ORD), Columbus (CMH), Houston (IAH), Milwaukee (MKE), Raleigh/Durham (RDU), San Antonio (SAT), Tampa (TPA) - New York LaGuardia (LGA) to New Orleans (MSY) - Newark, N.J. (EWR) to Chicago O’Hare (ORD), Louisville (SDF), San Antonio (SAT) - Oakland, Calif. (OAK) to Santa Ana (SNA) - San Antonio (SAT) to Tampa (TPA) - San Diego (SAN) to San Jose (SJC) 2. A section titled "Aviation Security" in blue, underlined text. The text describes an FBI warning to U.S. airlines about a cyber threat from a group called "Scattered Spider." The group uses social engineering to bypass security and deploy ransomware. Recent victims include Hawaiian Airlines (HA) and WestJet (WS), though neither confirmed the group’s involvement. 3. A paragraph about a June 2025 cybersecurity breach at Qantas (QF), where hackers accessed a third-party platform and compromised personal data of up to 6 million customers. Stolen information included names, email addresses, phone numbers, birth dates, and frequent flyer numbers, but not financial or passport details. The breach is suspected to be linked to the Scattered Spider group. 4. A chart titled "Top 10 Busiest Travel Days in TSA history" showing dates and the number of travelers. The busiest day listed is 6/22/2025 with 3,097,633 travelers. Other dates in 2024 and 2025 are also listed, all with numbers above 2.95 million. At the bottom, the website "flightline.beehiiv.com" is visible, indicating the source of the newsletter. The browser navigation and share icons are also present.

A screenshot of an email or newsletter on a mobile device. At the top, the time is 12:29 and the Mail app is open. The battery is full and charging. The main content includes several sections: 1. A table listing various U.S. airports and their corresponding destinations, with alternating white and yellow rows. Examples include: - Los Angeles (LAX) to Milwaukee (MKE) - Nashville (BNA) to Boston (BOS), Chicago O’Hare (ORD), Columbus (CMH), Houston (IAH), Milwaukee (MKE), Raleigh/Durham (RDU), San Antonio (SAT), Tampa (TPA) - New York LaGuardia (LGA) to New Orleans (MSY) - Newark, N.J. (EWR) to Chicago O’Hare (ORD), Louisville (SDF), San Antonio (SAT) - Oakland, Calif. (OAK) to Santa Ana (SNA) - San Antonio (SAT) to Tampa (TPA) - San Diego (SAN) to San Jose (SJC) 2. A section titled "Aviation Security" in blue, underlined text. The text describes an FBI warning to U.S. airlines about a cyber threat from a group called "Scattered Spider." The group uses social engineering to bypass security and deploy ransomware. Recent victims include Hawaiian Airlines (HA) and WestJet (WS), though neither confirmed the group’s involvement. 3. A paragraph about a June 2025 cybersecurity breach at Qantas (QF), where hackers accessed a third-party platform and compromised personal data of up to 6 million customers. Stolen information included names, email addresses, phone numbers, birth dates, and frequent flyer numbers, but not financial or passport details. The breach is suspected to be linked to the Scattered Spider group. 4. A chart titled "Top 10 Busiest Travel Days in TSA history" showing dates and the number of travelers. The busiest day listed is 6/22/2025 with 3,097,633 travelers. Other dates in 2024 and 2025 are also listed, all with numbers above 2.95 million. At the bottom, the website "flightline.beehiiv.com" is visible, indicating the source of the newsletter. The browser navigation and share icons are also present.

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