Hackers find new arena in space
Satellites increasingly viewed by hackers as 'trophy attacks'
Jerusalem
SPACE, the "final frontier", is rapidly becoming an extra-terrestrial battleground for corporate espionage and other types of cyber attack as hackers seek to gain commercial advantage from rival networks operating in the US$330 billion space economy.
At the same time, a mounting threat from orbiting junk hurtling through space and threatening spaceships and satellites is pushing up the cost of commercial ventures and could be a brake on future investment.
Industry-watchers said that the many and varied challenges are driving up costs that might soon become prohibitive. But if the challenges are clear, hard sol…
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