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Re[2]: Any Risk ?
Rick wrote:
RW> Anderson - As far as I know, no one sends telemtry to the
RW> satellite. Telemetry is the health and welfare of the bird. There are
RW> sensors measuring hundreds of items on the satellite and the telemetry is
RW> sent to the ground to report on the health of the satellite. Without
RW> telemetry, no one on the ground would know what's happening on board the
RW> satellite.
Hi, Rick, 73.
Telemetry is not the correct word to use. I meant to say
commands. Of course the terrestrial stations send commands to
the sats. But Bruce KK5DO explained the matter. Ground
controllers don't publish the frequencies, so to avoid this
kind of problem. And they use passwords.
I'm wondering if a cracker really wanted, he could intercept
the commands sent to the sats, decrypt it, get the password,
and transform phase3d into a Citizen Band LEO! God forgive us!
hi... Thanks God there's no CB rigs on it... :)
Just kidding, no flames from CBers, please...
bye,
anderson colla - py1vhf
Sunday, December 03, 2000
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