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It has since been fixed, most likely by a simple reboot of the system, according to that source.

Meanwhile the TSA has already made security camera systems changes at the airport.

“Two officers have been assigned to the exit lanes at Terminal C until further notice,” wrote TSA spokeswoman Ann Davis in an email to NBCNewYork.com. That was as of Tuesday.

On Monday, before the second agent was assigned to each of the exit lanes, Davis said the podium the security cameras agent stood at was moved farther back in order to give security more time to see if someone was walking the wrong way.

The exit lanes are right next to the security camera recorder as part of a virtual wall of security, and are used by arriving passengers who are leaving the gate area and eventually the airport itself.

“I just think whoever missed that should pay a little more attention or maybe not work for them [TSA] anymore,” said Kelli Stockdale of Glendale, Arizona while waiting for a flight home.

The unidentified TSA agent who was working the exit on Sunday has been reassigned, according to Davis.