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How Hackers Actually Attack Satellites

A satellite service is not a single machine floating above Earth. It is a distributed cyber-physical system made from spacecraft, mission-control networks, cloud services, tracking antennas, software pipelines, radio links, customer terminals, third-party providers and human operators.

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