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A massive, nearly five-hour shutdown of the US aviation system disrupting more than 20,000 flights since Friday may be the fault of a single router installed by government contractor L3Harris. Officials suspect the new device flooded other routers with over 1,000 connection attempts every four to five seconds, causing instability at 17 of the FAA's 22 en route centers.
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US Flights Grounded by Overloaded Routers