The screens remained hacked for several minutes.
An unusual event happened this Friday in Brazil, where the screens of one of the most important airports in the country were hacked. play porn movies.
That’s at the airfield Santos-Dumontin Rio de Janeiro, where both residents and tourists in the area were shocked by the sudden appearance of pornographic images on televisions that typically display ads.
The event took place just after 3 pm and was quickly commented on social networks after many of the witnesses began sharing videos and photos of what was happening.
In the photos it was seen that the screens affected by the hack were the ones located as totems throughout the airport, not the ones where the flight arrival and departure information was provided.
Here began to copy fragments of sex films that change every few minutes. The beginning of a porn page is also shown where many explicit image thumbnails are seen.
“Welcome to aeroporno Santos Dumont ”, Twitter users began to write, showing what was happening.
Others, also jokingly, tweeted: “Looks like a lot of people missed their flights today.”
The inconvenience lasted a few minutes. In this sense, due to the impossibility of the authorities to resolve it quickly, from the airport they decided to kill them entirely.
“The monitors in question will remain turned off in our airport network until the company responsible for them guarantees their safety,” said Infraero, the operator of Santos Dumont.
It also reported that the screens that showed porn videos were television advertising operated by a private company, for which they did not provide official information.
From the company, they detailed: “Upon learning of the incorrect publication on one of the advertising monitors of Santos Dumont Airport, Infraero took the corresponding legal steps, registered a police report and reported it to the Federal Police,” it was reported. they in a statement.
They added that they also notified the subcontracted company responsible for its management “to take steps regarding the security of information transmitted to media totems.”
Finally, in the document they conclude: “We emphasize that the content displayed on media monitors is liability of advertising companiesusing their own logical networks and broadcast systems, unrelated to the Infraero flight information system ”, they concluded.
Source: Clarin
