The Spacecraft Hacker's Handbook. Exploiting Ground Stations, Flight Software, and Satellite Terminals
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- Nombre de pages344
- Date de parution03/11/2026
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-7185-0475-2
- EAN9781718504752
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- ÉditeurNo Starch Press
Résumé
Satellites power our internet, GPS, weather forecasts, defense systems-and they're all at risk. Can you really hack a spacecraft? Yes, but probably not the way you think. Satellites rarely fall out of the sky, and this book won't tell you how to make them crash. But vulnerabilities can expose sensitive data, disrupt communications, manipulate onboard systems, and even allow attackers to take control of mission operations.
The Spacecraft Hacker's Handbook takes you inside the hidden world of spacecraft cybersecurity. Through hands-on labs, you'll write working exploits and uncover vulnerabilities in flight software. From NASA flight software and CCSDS protocols to SATCOM terminals and GNSS attacks, you'll gain practical experience with the technologies that power modern space missions. Learn how to: Work with mission control software, including Yamcs and OpenC3 COSMOS Explore NASA's F' and core Flight System (cFS) Analyze CCSDS spacecraft communications Reproduce actual space cyberattacks in a safe environment Discover, validate, and responsibly disclose new vulnerabilities Whether you're a security researcher, aerospace engineer, student, or simply fascinated by the systems orbiting overhead, you'll gain the practical skills to understand, evaluate, and improve the security of modern spacecraft.
Requirements Windows, macOS, or Linux Docker and a virtualization platform Basic ability to read source code in Python, Java, and C No specialized radio or satellite hardware required
The Spacecraft Hacker's Handbook takes you inside the hidden world of spacecraft cybersecurity. Through hands-on labs, you'll write working exploits and uncover vulnerabilities in flight software. From NASA flight software and CCSDS protocols to SATCOM terminals and GNSS attacks, you'll gain practical experience with the technologies that power modern space missions. Learn how to: Work with mission control software, including Yamcs and OpenC3 COSMOS Explore NASA's F' and core Flight System (cFS) Analyze CCSDS spacecraft communications Reproduce actual space cyberattacks in a safe environment Discover, validate, and responsibly disclose new vulnerabilities Whether you're a security researcher, aerospace engineer, student, or simply fascinated by the systems orbiting overhead, you'll gain the practical skills to understand, evaluate, and improve the security of modern spacecraft.
Requirements Windows, macOS, or Linux Docker and a virtualization platform Basic ability to read source code in Python, Java, and C No specialized radio or satellite hardware required