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Price: 10.00 USD | Size: 2.70 GB |  Duration : 9.17 Hours  | 19 Video Lessons

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Aerospace Cybersecurity Satellite Hacking (W53)

This course teaches the foundations of satellite cybersecurity by guiding you through the reconnaissance, communication dissection, decoding, and vulnerability analysis of satellite systems through interactive activities and tutorials. Learn about the underlying concepts of what makes satellite network infrastructure function and apply your knowledge to conduct digital forensics on real life satellites in orbit.

Who is this course for?

This course is meant for anyone who wants to learn more about space-related cybersecurity specifically in relation to satellite systems. This course is meant for anyone of any skill level who is interested in expanding their skill set in satellite reconnaissance and vulnerability analysis.

Why take it NOW?

The space industry has been expanding rapidly the past few years and this trend is expected to continue as more companies and organizations conduct space-related research and projects. The democratization and demand in the aerospace industry has also encountered bad actors who try to exploit the new technology for malicious purposes. In order to combat this growing threat, this course instructs you on the foundations of satellite security and detection methods for common satellite cyber attacks.

Why this course?

Learning aerospace cybersecurity is crucial in today’s interconnected world, where technology plays a pivotal role in the aerospace industry. As the aerospace sector becomes increasingly reliant on digital systems, including aircraft controls, communication networks, and satellite operations, the potential vulnerabilities and risks also grow. By learning aerospace cybersecurity, individuals can develop the skills and knowledge necessary to protect these critical systems from cyber threats and attacks.

What skills will you gain?​​ ​​​

• A deep understanding of satellite communication systems
• Space-based OSINT skills
• Using Python scripts to retrieve satellite telemetry
• Digital forensics techniques with satellites
• Decoding and identifying satellite communication protocols
• Detecting for satellite hacking

What will you learn about?

1. Orbital Mechanics
2. Satellite Reconnaissance
3. Decoding Satellite Communication
4. Satellite On-Board Systems
5. Listening to Satellites via Radio Frequencies
6. Vulnerability Analysis of Satellites
7. Common Attacks employed against satellites
8. Detection of satellite hacking

What tools will you use?

• A variety of online OSINT tools such as N2YO and Celestrak
• Python

Course format: 

• Self-paced
• Pre-recorded
• Accessible even after you finish the course
• No preset deadlines
• Materials are video, labs, and text
• All videos captioned

What will you need?

Module 2

Communication Analysis and Eavesdropping

The key vulnerability of satellites exists within their use of long-range communication to ground stations via open network security protocols. In this section, students will learn how to analyze communication data transmitted and received by satellites and the underlying concepts of how it works. This is imperative for students to learn because most attacks conducted on satellites involve some sort of manipulation of the satellite’s communication architecture.

Module 3

Reverse Engineering and Decoding Communication

This module covers the techniques necessary to decode satellite communication and what data can be extracted out of satellite communication. This is important to learn because most satellite systems do not adhere to a rigid communication protocol, making them vulnerable to decoding by ground-based attackers.

Module 4

Vulnerabilities and Attacks

The vulnerability and attack section of the course will cover common attacks that are employed to hack into satellites and what vulnerabilities they target. Students will get insight into what technologies are used to hack into satellites and how to mitigate attacks by delving into modern encryption protocols.