Atlanta airport shuts down Wi-Fi after cyberattack on city government

Following a March 22 cyberattack on the City of Atlanta government, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport ( ATL ) has temporarily shut down its Wi-Fi system, leaving the airport’s approximately 275,000 daily passengers and 63,000 employees scrambling for internet connectivity. Reportedly...

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