US No-Fly List Exposed Again by Hacker, TSA Investigating

US No-Fly List Exposed Again by Hacker, TSA Investigating
A United Airlines Boeing 737 takes off from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in Los Angeles on June 16, 2022. Daniel Slim/AFP via Getty Images
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U.S. authorities are investigating after a hacker claimed to have found a version of the country’s no-fly list on an unsecured server linked to a commercial airline company.

The Swiss hacker, who goes by the name maia arson crimew, said in a blog post that she recently discovered the list on an unsecured Jenkins server belonging to national airline CommuteAir. The Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) no-fly database lists known or suspected terrorists who are prohibited from flying.
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