Hackers took over the public address systems on Tuesday at four airports, three in Canada and one in the United States, to broadcast messages praising Hamas and criticizing President Donald Trump, according to officials and news reports.

Confused passengers have captured the moment four airports transmitted unauthorized announcements by a group threatening a 'second September 11.'

Investigators in Canada and US still searching for the group that broke into airport systems on Tuesday in Pennsylvania, British Columbia and Ontario

The hacks at four North American airports raised fresh concerns over the security of noncritical but highly visible airport infrastructure. The airports said the disruption was minimal.

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The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security is assisting the RCMP and airport authorities in tracing the source of the cyberattack and assessing measures to prevent further breaches.

Hackers breached flight information systems at four airports in Canada and the US, displaying pro-Hamas and anti-Trump messages.Authorities in both countries have launched investigations into the...