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Hertz and Sparks Fly: ARRL’s Cyber Meltdown Rocks Amateur Radio World
When the ARRL’s wires got crossed by cyber baddies, ham radio hearts skipped a beat. Now they’re tuning in for answers, but will the static clear? Stay tuned for deets on the “unique” hack.
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Well, it seems the ARRL got tangled in their own antenna wires this time! When a bunch of ham radio enthusiasts can't log their 'over and outs,' you know there's trouble on the airwaves. It took them a while, but they've finally switched from Morse code to English to tell us what's up. Spoiler alert: It's a cyberattack, and the details are fuzzier than the reception on a homemade transmitter.Already a member? Log in here