The US Secret Service has uncovered and neutralized a network of devices capable of shutting down New York City’s entire cellular network, the agency said Tuesday. All were unoccupied, though authorities also seized 80 grams of cocaine, illegal firearms, as well as computers and cell phones. It could’ve blotted out access to the city’s cell towers and stopped everyone in Manhattan from accessing Google Maps. Right now, officials are determining if the operation could’ve targeted the annual United Nations General Assembly. More on cybersecurity: Scammers Are Now Driving Around With Fake Cell Towers That Blast 100,000 Texts Per Hour