Which major transportation-related cybersecurity incident in 2017 forced a shipping giant to temporarily revert to manual operations, causing an estimated $300 million in damages?

Modern transportation systems increasingly rely on connected technologies - from smart traffic lights to autonomous vehicles and logistics tracking. With this connectivity comes vulnerability. This poll tests your knowledge about a significant cybersecurity incident that affected a major transportation company, revealing how digital threats can impact physical movement of people and goods. Can you identify the correct incident from transportation cybersecurity history?

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The NotPetya attack on Maersk shipping company, affecting their global container operations
The WannaCry attack on Deutsche Bahn, displaying ransom messages on train station displays
The REvil ransomware attack on Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) in New York
The Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack that disrupted fuel distribution (this happened in 2021, not 2017)