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I see no mention of security—If you’re exposing raw serial busses via ethernet, one would expect some manner of security controls, no?
by malwrar 4y ago
I see no mention of security—If you’re exposing raw serial busses via ethernet, one would expect some manner of security controls, no?
- dogleash 4y agoAll interfaces still talk Ethernet.
- jdsnape 4y agoI think it depends on the application. It's very unlikely someone will MITM the connection between components on a set of circuit boards in a satellite (the use-case they designed this for)
- moremetadata 4y ago> SatCat5 also includes software libraries targeting both baremetal and POSIX systems for: So with the windows linux subsystem, it might just about run anywhere which could then introduce its own security situation. It will be interesting to see if the UAC prompt overrides I've seen when using Kali Linux and wireshark as a VMware guest on Win10, will also occur with this code. So the UAC prompt override's is where the Vmware guest network for Kali linux is put into promiscuous mode in order to capture all packets. Every windows reboot switches off the promiscuous mode and someone on here suggested its Vmware doing this not windows. Maybe this is the code/tool to see if it is windows or vmware overriding UAC protected settings or not.
- ooterness 4y agoThis exactly. The radio has the encryption; the LAN doesn't really need it. If you send a robot to wiretap the satellite then we're in trouble, but that's true regardless.