JAL's systems back to normal after cyber attack

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Caused some flight delays.

JAL's systems back to normal after cyber attack
Japan Airlines (JAL) said its systems returned to normal, with same-day ticket sales resuming, after a cyber attack delayed some domestic and international flights. The attack began at 7:24 a.m., affecting internal and external systems, JAL said earlier. It temporarily shut down a router that ...

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