From the Viasat KA-SAT hack to GPS jamming over the Baltic, a research guide to how attackers target satellites, navigation signals and ground stations, and why it matters on Earth.
Attackers now use AI agents to scan networks, write exploits and run extortion campaigns. A research guide to documented cases, including the first reported AI-orchestrated espionage campaign, and what defenders should do.
Prompt injection, data poisoning, model theft and jailbreaks: a research guide to how attackers target AI systems and large language models, with real cases and defences.
In October 2026 attackers heated refrigeration cabinets in hundreds of French supermarkets to as much as 50°C. No one was hurt, but the attack shows how hacking the cold chain can endanger lives through fire, food poisoning and spoiled medicines.
Stuxnet, the Davis-Besse worm and malware at India’s Kudankulam plant: what they show about cyber risk at nuclear facilities and the limits of air gaps.
The 2017 Triton attack targeted the safety systems that prevent industrial disasters. What happened, who was charged, and how plants protect their last line of defence.
How connecting traffic control, emergency alerts and utilities concentrates cyber risk in cities, what the Dallas and Atlanta incidents showed, and what governments recommend.
How drones can be hijacked, jammed or misled by GPS spoofing, what researchers have demonstrated, and why governments treat drone fleets as a security risk.
How ransomware against hospitals and their suppliers delays care and endangers patients, what the Düsseldorf and WannaCry cases show, and what research says about deaths.
