FAA's new traffic control system is breakable, say hackers; MLB abandons landline phones to the dugout

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> Hackers claim the FAA's new air traffic control system will enable them to hijack planes. Article

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And finally… Major League Baseball is replacing its landline phone to the dugout with a wireless smartphone. Article