The Satellite Hack Everyone Is Finally Talking About
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And here is the thing, the NSA as part of the 5eyes+X (5EX) group are actively demonstrating their own hacking activities on their own companies and allies companies, but can only admit to giving out a vague warning.
The state wants tech security to be a Schrödinger's cat, where its secure against enemies but insecure to them.
Now I know enough about physics that it aint gonna happen!
And its because of Schrödinger's Cyber Cat, that demonstrates the criminality in law enforcement and the judiciary.
Now even the military, who are traditionally secretive and dont declare when they have been hacked, for fear of losing the public's confidence are in a dilemma.
Do they start admitting when they have been hacked, or do they continue to keep it quiet because currently they can and try to isolate disclosures, knowing that as tech advances, the game of whack a mole ends up spilling over into territory they dont control, or the public lose confidence with design flaws of equipment?
> Some guests received security clearances for the day
Another example of the surveillance on the population across multiple countries, which further reinforces my point, that employees of the state do target their own citizens and some of those will be primary school age kids in a premptive manner.
> Ukrop is a Russian slur for Ukrainians
Fuelling the nationalism for the easily tricked?
>Satellite connections could start blinking off again at any time. Critical systems can’t fully count on them
Aka Preppers and travellers maybe forced home, but at least they recognise they cant just call out an engineer to fix a satellite that's dead in space.
>Valued at $469 billion in 2021, the industry has continued growing steadily.
That's a significant chunk of GDP to lose if they cant keep those dishes spinning in space, whilst also providing target practice for hackers before moving onto the big fish, namely military satellites!