Russian Hackers Hijack Satellite

Russian Hackers Hijack Satellite To Steal Data from Thousands of Hacked Computers
A group of Russian hackers, most notably the Turla APT (Advanced Persistent Threat) is hijacking commercial satellites to hide command-and-control operations, a security firm said today.

Turla APT group, which was named after its notorious software Epic Turla, is abusing satellite-based Internet connections in order to:
  • Siphon sensitive data from government, military, diplomatic, research and educational organisations in the United States and Europe.
  • Hide their command-and-control servers from law enforcement agencies.
Despite some of its operations were uncovered last year, Turla APT group has been active for close to a decade, while remaining invisible by cleverly hiding from law enforcement agencies and security firms.

Sothon

My name SOTHON HEM. I am studying IT at CMU, At here i had study alot about IT like: Windows Server 2012 (AD, DHCP, DNS, IIS, Share File and Permission), Server-U (FTP), Mail Server (Mdaemon). Red Hat Enterprise (DHCP, DNS, Samba, Apache). IT Audit, PHP, Java, VB, C++.etc. I also study CISO (CCNA2) at PPIC.

My job experience was as IT Support, IThelpDesk for two year. mostly what i do at work are: Fixed internet problem, Support end-user, Install application, Mail (outlook), Printer, scanner, Setup program, control stock devices,

What i interest in my Career is about IT Security. I always join IT Awareness work shop from SecuDemy. I used join CyberSeaGame in 2015, I join Online study at CSS which is base on IT Penetration Basic

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