LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles International Airport website was inaccessible Monday morning after a pro-Russia hacking group listed LAX’s site as one of its targets.
A statement from LAX confirmed that portions of the public-facing website were disrupted. There were no disruptions to operations or airport systems. By Monday evening, the website appeared to be operating normally. The cause is under investigation; LAX notified the Transportation Security Administration and the FBI about the incident.
Killnet, a hacking group, listed 14 websites, including LAX and Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, among the U.S. airports that it was targeting, according to reports.