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Highjacking |
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Highjacking Japanese term for a takeover. |
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| Turkish Airlines 737-400 hijacking came under increased scrutiny yesterday as it became clear the hijacker acted alone and was able to penetrate the flight deck despite possessing no weapons, a striking security breach given the institution of post-9/11 measures such as hardened cockpit doors and the restriction of passenger access to cockpits. His superiors even blocked him from sending a memo to the Federal Aviation Administration to apprise them of the information he had uncovered about Moussaoui and Al-Attas and his belief that they were involved in an international hijacking plot. Virus protection is increased with the addition of anti-application hijacking technology to the host-based Intrusion Prevention Engine and behavior-based heuristics found in versions of the Sygate Security Agent for the rest of the Microsoft Windows family. |
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