Russia 'intercepts Europe's key satellites'

(news.satnews.com)

22 points | by cal85 4 hours ago

4 comments

  • direwolf20 37 minutes ago
    That's clever. Normally you can't intercept satellite uplinks because they're pointed at the satellite. But if you have your own, highly manoeuvrable satellite...
  • grantwest 2 hours ago
    The real headline here is “Anyone can control Europe’s key satellites because they didn’t bother to put encryption on billions of dollars worth of critical infrastructure”
    • direwolf20 37 minutes ago
      US satellites are the same
  • phplovesong 44 minutes ago
    Russia is a terrorist state. Nothing more, nothing less.
  • lovegrenoble 2 hours ago
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    • krige 1 hour ago
      Extremely easy to convince population that state X is an evil, looming threat if state X is actually doing evil, looming, and threatening things for decades on no end.

      Russia could have stopped at any moment. Can still stop at any moment. They could have single-handedly undermined Europe's trust in the States, years before the orange-in-charge did, merely by not starting an invasion. Their choice. Their FA, now they FO.