Spacecrafts are in essence embedded systems
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Protecting Satellites from Threats: A Post-Quantum Cryptography Field Test

Is current satellite cybersecurity sufficient to address emerging threats, especially with rising space reliance? Most commercial satellites still rely on outdated or minimal cybersecurity measures. Many use “security by obscurity,” and standard communication protocols either lack security or use weak static keys. Meanwhile, satellites are becoming critical infrastructure and increasingly targeted in cyber conflicts. Current satellite security is inadequate - it must be strengthened.
Spacecrafts are in essence embedded systems
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