In Space, Nobody Can Hear You Meme!

Meme Satellites are coming! Hackers are seeking to hack every satellite in space and rain memes down on the planet.

Satellites are very easy for modern hackers to hack and nobody can fly up there from the EU to give anonymous hackers a "Meme Bill".

In addition to pirate broadcasting, security experts are worried about satellites being used as plasma inflamed kinetic energy weapons. A satellite plowing through the atmosphere turns into molten plasma ball that can hit a city and cause huge destruction.

Since everything that was said to be "un-hackable" has been hacked already, it is time to consider removal of all satellites that are not Pentagon controlled.

Hacked in Space: Are Satellites the Next Cybersecurity ...

So many of the mundane, earthly things we rely on, from GPS to making a credit card transaction, are made possible by satellites orbiting beyond that blue sky, thousands of miles outside of Earth. Space may feel like an untouchable realm, but as the systems we have in place get older, they're ...

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Who's keeping satellites safe from cyberattacks ...

Who's keeping satellites ... that are going to try to go after us." For satellite and teleport operators, those groups include individual hackers trying to ...

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Hackers targeting satellites could cause ... - WIRED UK

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Are Satellites Vulnerable to Hackers?

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Globalstar's GPS Satellite Network Vulnerable To Hackers ...

Globalstar's GPS satellite network has been found to be vulnerable to hackers. Here's the scary new target hackers are going after. Subscribe; Home; Subscribe

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Chinese hackers infiltrated satellite, telecom and defence ...

A Chinese cyber-hacking group is thought to have hacked a number of companies in the satellite, ... the hackers are going after geospatial imaging and mapping, ...

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Hackers are going after your online bank account, report says ...

Hackers are going after your online bank account, report says. ... which can result in malware infection. In a phishing attack, the hacker sends, ...

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Hackers infiltrate 'two US satellites, achieving all steps ...

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Hackers are going after your online bank account | Komando.com

For hackers, the ultimate goal is to make some money. However they go about doing it, be it stealing data and selling it, mining cryptocurrency or something…

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How hacked satellites could be the next great hardware ...

Hackers are setting their sights high. If it can be hacked, it gets hacked. The latest vulnerable computer system is the kind that's floating in space aboard satellites. Russian hacker group Turla, named after the malware they use, has targeted commercial satellites to harvest data from military ...

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Hackers Figuring Out How To Set Up Satellites To ... - Techdirt.

Hackers Figuring Out How To Set Up Satellites To Route Around Internet ... If the hackers get their satellites into ... going to allow satellites to be ...

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Russian Hackers Hijack Satellite To Steal Data from Thousands ...

A group of Russian hackers, most notably the Turla APT (Advanced Persistent Threat) is hijacking commercial satellites to hide command-and-control operations, a security firm said today. Turla APT group, which was named after its notorious software Epic Turla, is abusing satellite-based Internet ...

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Russian hacker group exploits satellites to steal data, hide ...

A group of sophisticated Russian-speaking hackers is exploiting commercial satellites to siphon sensitive data from diplomatic and military agencies in the United States and in Europe as well as to mask their location, a security firm said in a new report. The group, which some researchers refer to ...

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World of the Written Word: Hackers going extra-terrestrial

Computer hackers plan to take the internet beyond the reach of censors by putting their own communication satellites into orbit. The scheme was outlined at the Chaos Communication Congress in Berlin. The project's organisers said the Hackerspace Global Grid will also involve developing a grid of ...

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World Tech News: Hackers are going after your online bank ...

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