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Hijacking an aircraft? You just need a smart-phone (VIDEO)

Amsterdam, Netherlands - German security expert develops app reportedly capable of taking control of an airplane

A very famous adage claims that the pen is mightier than the sword. But, if the discovery of a German security expert is proved to be true, it will be possible to say that, on board of an aircraft, a cell phone is mightier than a small knife. While in the United States controversies have been raised about the decision of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to allow again on aircraft...

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