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Europe is getting into the space manufacturing race as the European Commission awards Airbus a €3-million (US$3.5-million) contract to prepare a low-Earth orbit demonstration project. Currently an A/B1 phase study contract, the PERIOD (PERASPERA (short… Continue reading EU contracts Airbus to develop in-orbit satellite manufacturing concept
NASA has awarded Astrobotic a US$199.5-million contract to deliver the space agency’s Volatiles Investigating Polar Exploration Rover (VIPER) to the Moon’s south pole in late 2023. The Pittsburgh-based lunar logistics company will provide end-to-end de… Continue reading Astrobotic selected to land NASA VIPER rover on the Moon
A UK-based company has carried out the first static engine test of a space rocket in Britain in over half a century. Built and operated by Skyrora, the Skylark L rocket earlier this month carried out a full-scale launch test while restrained at a mobil… Continue reading Skyrora conducts the first space rocket test in Britain for 50 years
Ahead of its launch before the end of the year, Vauxhall has thrown the covers off the UK’s only all-electric light commercial van (LCV) that can tow a trailer. The Vivaro-e is a factory-built, battery-electric delivery van capable of carrying loads of… Continue reading Vauxhall takes the covers off its new Vivaro-e all-electric delivery van
More zero-day exploits coming up for sale by NSO Group and others is democratizing the attack vector and placing them within reach of less sophisticated attackers. Continue reading A Brisk Private Trade in Zero-Days Widens Their Use
In a move emphasizing NASA’s desire to focus on deep space exploration instead of low-Earth orbit (LEO) activities, the space agency is opening the International Space Station (ISS) to limited commercial use, including hosting private astrona… Continue reading NASA opens up use of the ISS to private companies for commercial purposes
[LittleTern] — annoyed by repetitive advertisements — wanted the ability to mute their Satellite Box for the duration of every commercial break. Attempts to crack their Satellite Box’s IR protocol went nowhere, so they thought — why not simply mute the TV?
Briefly toying with the idea of a separate remote for the function, [LittleTern] discarded that option as quickly as one tends to lose an additional remote. Instead, they’re using the spare RGYB buttons on their Sony Bravia remote — cutting down on total remotes while still controlling the IR muting system. Each of the four coloured buttons normally …read more
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Nicolas Chaillan, cybersecurity architect who worked for Homeland Security in the United States provided guidelines for your 2018 cybersercurity strategy. It is based on what he built for Cyber.gov – a strategy that takes the best of the best and… Continue reading We Have Answers: Questions from 2018 Cybersecurity Core Capabilities Webinar
Nicolas Chaillan was hired by Homeland Security to design the ultimate security stack to protect the U.S. government. He created an architecture that works for both the public sector and commercial business. His set of Core Competencies will help you b… Continue reading Exclusive! Nicolas Chaillan Cyber Architect Lays Out the Ideal Security Stack [free webinar]
Nicolas Chaillan was hired by Homeland Security to design the ultimate security stack to protect the U.S. government. He created an architecture that works for both the public sector and commercial business. His set of Core Competencies will help you b… Continue reading Exclusive! Nicolas Chaillan Cyber Architect Lays Out the Ideal Security Stack [free webinar]