Exposing Satcom in the Sky: Aircraft Systems Vulnerable to Remote Attacks

2 hacker_might 0 8/9/2025, 12:47:11 PM

My research reveals how internet-facing SATCOM systems in aircraft could be exploited — using only publicly available scan data like Censys, Modat, and FOFA

https://medium.com/@hacker_might/exposing-satcom-in-the-sky-how-aircraft-systems-are-vulnerable-to-remote-attacks-analysis-of-47676e3dda83

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Exposing Satcom in the Sky: Aircraft Systems Vulnerable to Remote Attacks

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