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A new report reveals a surge in cyberattacks on space systems, with over 237 incidents linked to armed conflicts between 2023 and 2025, signaling a new era of digital warfare.
Europe's first in-orbit hacking competition, CTRL+Space, saw ethical hackers test the defenses of a live satellite, highlighting the growing need for space cybersecurity.
An international workshop in Pittsburgh on November 11, 2025, will unite experts to address the growing cybersecurity risks facing interconnected Earth and space infrastructure.
As China expands its space capabilities, analysts urge the U.S. to take decisive action to protect its nearly $241 billion space economy and national security interests.
While quantum communication and sensing technologies are set for near-term space deployment, experts caution that placing quantum computers in orbit remains a distant goal.
WISeSat.Space, a subsidiary of Swiss firm WISeKey, has signed a strategic agreement with South Korean company INNOSPACE to launch its secure satellite constellation.
The commercial space industry is at a crossroads, forced to abandon its historically reactive stance on cybersecurity as threats to satellite networks intensify.
Experts urge the Federal Communications Commission to modernize regulations to protect the U.S. space sector from growing economic and military threats posed by China.
Industry leaders are drawing lessons from aerospace engineering to build trust in AI, arguing it's essential for business growth and security.
Military officials report weekly disruptions and surveillance of critical satellites, signaling a growing rivalry in space that threatens essential civilian systems like GPS.
Websites are using increasingly complex systems to distinguish humans from bots, leading to new user challenges. Here's a look at the technology behind why you're always proving you're human online.
Seven engineers at Arizona State University have secured prestigious NSF CAREER Awards for pioneering research in AI, cybersecurity, sustainable tech, and more.
