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25 Jul 24. Skydio Announces Upgraded Suite of Wireless and Connectivity Capabilities for Enterprise Drones.
Skydio Connect Fusion brings city-wide connectivity for Drone as First Responder (DFR) programs while new Skydio Connect Access Points bring new capability to rural, urban and battlefield environments, further enabling beyond-visual-line-of-sight (BVLOS) operations
July 25, 2024 02:04 PM Eastern Daylight Time
SAN MATEO, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Skydio, the leading U.S. drone manufacturer and world leader in autonomous flight, today announced Skydio Connect Fusion and Skydio Connect Access Points. Learn more about these products and overall connectivity improvements on Skydio’s blog.
The drone world’s first multi-modal connectivity solution
Historically, drone platforms relied on point-to-point, line-of-sight connectivity, which can easily lose connection against obstacles such as buildings, forests and hillsides. DFR initiatives require uninterrupted, continuous connectivity across the entire city. Skydio Connect Fusion seamlessly combines modular point-to-point radio systems with 5G and LTE cellular networks to create the first-ever city-wide drone connectivity solution built for Drone as First Responder operations, enabling uninterrupted connectivity across varied terrains and environments. Using Fusion, Skydio X10 will seamlessly transition to the best connectivity network option available at any point in the mission.
It will be implemented in phases with initial capabilities available this fall. Any Skydio customer with a 5G-enabled X10 in the U.S. who hasn’t yet purchased Skydio Connect 5G will have access to a free trial when it’s released.
New Skydio Connect Access Points bring connectivity to anywhere its needed
Oftentimes the best place to put a radio is some distance from an operator or another control device like a Dock. Providing extended connectivity to the drone on the same point-to-point radio as the controller, Skydio Connect Access Points can provide a safe distance buffer for drone operators and can also act to increase network coverage throughout a city or region. Access Points are dedicated radio units that broadcast signals connecting to the X10 and X10D. With an ethernet backhaul, Access Points can be connected to local networks, the controller over long wired connections or even Starlink for command and control as well as data streaming. Skydio Connect Access Points are already in testing and will be generally available early next year. (Source: BUSINESS WIRE)
25 Jul 24. Asia-Pacific: New malware strains sustain elevated espionage risks from Chinese state-sponsored groups. On 23 July, the software company Symantec reported that the Chinese state-sponsored group ‘Evasive Panda’ has targeted organisations in Taiwan and US NGOs in China with new versions of their custom malware. The group reportedly infiltrated targeted systems via the software supply chain or adversary-in-the-middle (AITM) attacks, likely to steal sensitive information. One of these campaigns installed an updated version of the ‘Macma’ backdoor which provided the threat actors with additional espionage capabilities. Evasive Panda also deployed a new backdoor, ‘Nightdoor’, and an updated version of their malware, ‘MgBot’, highlighting the group’s continuous development of its arsenal. Additionally, the group used trojanised Android packages (APKs) as well as text and domain name system (DNS) interception tools, pointing to Evasive Panda’s likely ample resources and capabilities. Chinese state-sponsored actors will likely continue routinely conducting espionage operations to bolster their economic and security posture, sustaining elevated security and espionage risks to organisations in the Asia-Pacific region. (Source: Sibylline)
23 Jul 24. Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works® and KX Shaping the Future of Open Mission System Architectures. Today, at the Farnborough Air Show, Skunk Works®, the renowned Advanced Development Programs division of Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT), and KX, a global leader in vector-based, time-series data management, announced a new collaboration focused on the evolution of Open Mission System architectures.
KX has engaged with Skunk Works to combine kdb+, the world’s fastest analytical database for time-series data, with Lockheed Martin’s leading-edge and next-generation AI and data tooling technologies. KX has cornerstone locations in the United Kingdom and the formal collaboration will create a UK-sovereign, real-time situational awareness model that can be applied across the armed forces for combined joint all-domain command and control (CJADC2), which will allow for greater connectivity, coordination, and faster access to data for enhanced decision-making and operational agility.
The two organisations have been experimenting and showcasing innovation and competitive advantage in the provision of real-time, data-driven decision-making capabilities that allow operational users to respond more quickly to threats in theatre.
These collaborative efforts evidence Lockheed Martin’s commitment to partnering with UK industry, and all allies, to demonstrate interoperability with international sovereign systems.
“Skunk Works has a long history of innovation and incorporating cutting-edge technologies into our systems”, explained Atherton Carty, vice president of business development at Skunk Works. “Our work with KX is part of an initiative to add unique capabilities to our systems through expanded relationships with specialized industry suppliers. Skunk Works develops solutions that keep our customers ahead of ready, leveraging the expertise of in-country companies to build stronger alliances is a key enabler for us to support our domestic and international customers’ mission needs.”
“Today marks a major milestone for KX,” said Gary Connolly, vice president aerospace, defence and space at KX. “Skunk Works continuously pushes the technological boundaries of performance and innovation, while KX has a proven ability to deliver unmatched value to those who operate in the toughest data management environments. Together, we endeavour to make data more accessible, enhance operational decision-making at scale, and deliver information to the warfighter exactly when it’s needed.” (Source: BUSINESS WIRE)
23 Jul 24. Horizon Technologies Signs £3.7m Contract for Multiple BlackFish™ Systems.
On the first day of the Farnborough Air Show, Reading, UK-based Horizon Technologies announced a £3.7m contract for BlackFish™ airborne SIGINT systems for a Middle East government customer.
Horizon Technologies’ BlackFish™ technology (which geolocates and monitors L-band emitters such as SatPhones) is the key to Horizon’s Multi-Domain Amber™ ISR Network Products. Horizon Technologies’ ISR technology is embedded as an ISR Node on manned aircraft (rotary and fixed wing), UAVs, ships, terrestrial ground stations (AmberPersistent™), and in space, on LEO (Low Earth Orbit) Amber™ SIGINT satellites.
Each domain offers unique advantages to government and non-government customers, and Horizon Technologies is the only commercial company which offers such a comprehensive, integrated, total ISR solution. Aircraft and naval solutions offer the advantages of quick reaction man-in-the-loop crews, UAV payloads offer long-duration missions, the upcoming Amber™ space-based constellation offers worldwide coverage, and ground-based AmberPersistent™ offers 24/7 ISR coverage over thousands of sq/km to cover sensitive strategic regions, and is already in operation with a FiveEyes user.
Horizon Technologies’ CEO John Beckner stated, “Our business continues to expand, and we are now selling our cutting-edge products into the FiveEyes community. Thanks to the generous support of the UK Space Agency, our Amber-2 (Phoenix Mission) satellite will be launched in early 2025, and several customers are already buying complementary AmberPersistent™ stations for persistent 24/7 SIGINT collection.”
Beckner noted that “The performance of our products in Ukraine and the Mid East has clearly shown the value of our sophisticated airborne SIGINT capabilities to provide real-time data to our NATO and Allied end-users. In the maritime world, we are offering customers unique RF signatures of commercial vessels to track ‘dark vessels’ who no longer use AIS at all times.” “Besides the scope and breadth of our solutions, we offer a variety of commercial options to customers: from the sale of hardware, to include ISR space-based payloads and even complete turn-key ISR satellite constellations, to worldwide ISR data via subscription.”
23 Jul 24. Global: New ransomware variant heightens security, financial risks from cyber criminals. On 22 July, international news outlets reported that the ‘Play’ ransomware group is targeting VMware ESXi virtual machines (VMs) with a new version of their custom ransomware. The group typically uses tools such as the ‘Coroxy’ backdoor, NetScan and WinSCP to identify attack vectors and deploy the ransomware. This Play variant powers down all detected VMs and encrypts all files before issuing a ransom demand to garner illicit profit. Additionally, it evades detection by automatically deleting itself from compromised systems if it does not detect ESXi commands. The threat actors also incorporated URL shortening provided by the cyber criminal group ‘Prolific Puma’, highlighting possible co-operation between the groups. We assess that the development of new custom ESXi malware likely points to the threat actors’ intent to widen their victim pool. Play increased its targeting of the manufacturing and professional services sectors between January and June, heightening ongoing security and financial risks.(Source: Sibylline)
22 Jul 24. Ultra Intelligence and Communications (Ultra I&C) has successfully earned a continuous Authority to Operate (cATO) for ADSI®, its premier Command and Control (C2) gateway currently fielded across the US Joint Forces and over 35 coalition partners. This achievement is a historic first for Cloud Based Command and Control (CBC2) gateway system, enabling operators to rapidly field ADSI and related system upgrades onto classified networks for immediate use.
The cATO designation for ADSI also enables developers to push validated code into production on an ongoing basis, resulting in shorter development cycles, quicker feature deployment and reduced cost while providing a more secure capability for mission operations. This modernization milestone also resolves existing interoperability challenges among a large volume of data links, setting a new standard for data utilization in support of mission success.
“This achievement represents a turning point in realizing the CJADC2 vision of delivering secure, seamless interoperability between joint and coalition systems for decision advantage,” said Bradford Powell, president of Command, Control, Intelligence, and Encryption for Ultra I&C. “The ADSI continuous Authority to Operate enables the rapid deployment of new CBC2 mission modules as quickly as they’re developed for the warfighter – when and where they’re most needed.”
Accreditation was achieved following rigorous evaluation through Second Front Systems’ Game Warden product. Second Front is a public benefit, venture-backed software company that equips defense and national security professionals for long-term, continuous competition for access to emerging technologies. “This achievement underscores our joint commitment to enhancing the strategic capabilities of the DOD, while safeguarding code development and accelerating the delivery of mission-critical CBC2 solutions to the warfighter,” said Tyler Sweatt, CEO of Second Front Systems. (Source: PR Newswire)
22 Jul 24. BAE Systems’ (LON: BA) strategic partner Stellar Blu Solutions has completed qualification and earned supplemental type certification on the multi-orbit Sidewinder aero terminal using BAE Systems’ Ku-band electronically scanned antenna (ESA). The milestone enables the companies to begin mass production and installation of the antennas to support in-flight connectivity (IFC) on commercial aircraft, business jets, and other military and government platforms.
BAE Systems’ strategic partner Stellar Blu Solutions has completed qualification and earned supplemental type certification on the multi-orbit Sidewinder aero terminal using BAE Systems’ Ku-band electronically scanned antenna (ESA). (Credit: Stellar Blu Solutions)
In March, the ESA completed its DO-160 airborne equipment qualification. The antenna completed qualification from its original design and moved directly to production, showcasing its design maturity, product quality, and strong heritage. Upon completion of flight testing in June, the Sidewinder terminal received its first supplemental type certification (STC) from the Federal Aviation Administration, opening the door for airlines to begin integrating the system onto regional jets. The terminal will continue with global performance validation and testing with a second aircraft, including in polar areas.
With these requirements met and Sidewinder now in service, BAE Systems and Stellar Blu have ramped production and begun shipment to meet more than 1,000 existing orders, including several hundred installations scheduled over the next year. In parallel, the companies continue their collaboration on next generation terminal designs focused on Ku and Ka low-Earth orbit (LEO) optimized terminals.
“The need for quality in-flight connectivity is growing every day, as displayed by our already considerable number of orders,” said Paula Burns, vice president and general manager of Tactical Solutions for BAE Systems Space & Mission Systems. “This is a major milestone for both BAE Systems and Stellar Blu, and it will serve as a building block as we continue to advance these capabilities for our commercial and military customers.”
BAE Systems designs and produces the transmit antenna, receive antenna, and antenna control software that Stellar Blu integrates into its Sidewinder terminal. Sidewinder is a complete aero terminal, and the full kit includes all external and cabin components to support internet service providers offering multi-orbit connectivity. Integrator kits are available for government applications. Stellar Blu was responsible for the qualification and STC process for the terminal.
“Our collaboration is foundational to our success, which is reflected in our backlog and the overwhelming interest in every aero market,” said Tracy Trent, CEO of Stellar Blu Solutions. “We continue to invest in the adaption of Sidewinder with airframe original equipment manufacturers and the development of new products, utilizing proven BAE Systems technology to bring a range of solutions to our customers.”
BAE Systems’ antennas support multi-orbit satellite communications and have been extensively flight tested on LEO and geostationary orbit satellite networks. The low-profile antenna met all qualification requirements without requiring an external radome, reducing the cost and installation complexity while improving radio frequency performance.
(Source: PR Newswire)
22 Jul 24. oneNav’s L5-direct™ Technology Enables Defense and Location Services to Overcome GPS Jamming and Spoofing in Israel.
- oneNav’s first-of-its-kind GPS technology proves resilient to widespread GPS interference in live conflict zone near Haifa, Israel, where leading smartphone brands failed.
- Live field test comes as attacks on GPS systems are increasing globally, most notably Russia’s jamming of GPS systems across Europe.
GPS technology developer oneNav today announces the results of a groundbreaking real-world test proving the resilience of its first-of-its-kind technology to widespread GPS interference.
The tests took place in and around Haifa, Israel, and examined the performance of the GPS receivers in leading smartphone and smartwatch brands – the first such study to ever be conducted in an active conflict zone.
For this test, oneNav compared its L5-direct™ GPS receiver to receivers found in iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel smartphones and Garmin watches. While these receivers all experienced navigation failure due to GPS interference, oneNav’s L5-direct™ test solution maintained accurate location fixes despite active jamming and spoofing.
This resilience is due to L5-direct™ being able to directly acquire the most modern band of GPS signals, known as L5, and bypass the outdated L1 GPS signal which was first invented more than 50 years ago. While current commercial GPS receivers in smartphones, car navigation systems, and airplanes are able to process the L5 band, they can only do so in a hybrid system that must first acquire L1. This means that, to use the most modern GPS signal available, a device must rely on L1 signals – the very same signals that are currently being jammed in Israel and elsewhere worldwide.
Given the vital role that GPS plays – not only for smartphones, but also for aviation, emergency response services and military use – relying on the L1 signals in a hybrid GPS system is an enormous national security and public safety risk.
However, L5-band signals are 30x harder to jam and interfere with compared to L1, and they offer superior performance in difficult-to-navigate areas such as urban canyons and tree-covered regions. This new technology has the potential to revolutionize GPS in our most essential devices and across our most critical industries.
“We now have clear, indisputable evidence that L5-direct™ is resilient to widespread GPS jamming and is able to provide precision location in GPS-contested environments,” said oneNav CEO Steve Poizner. “This test is a real-world validation of our first-of-its-kind technology and shows the potential for L5-direct™ to revolutionize how we use GPS for civilian and military purposes in Israel and globally.”
While the field testing took place in Israel, GPS interference is a global security concern due to the increase in attacks on GPS systems worldwide. In Ukraine, Russia is countering American-made smart weapons on the battlefield through GPS-jamming technology and is accused of interfering with GPS navigation systems in more than 46,000 flights across Europe. An April 2024 field study by oneNav confirmed widespread Russian GPS jamming from Finland to Turkey, with the L5-band signal proving immune to Russian L1 jamming attempts.
“As our adversaries’ GPS jamming capabilities become more sophisticated, the need to modernize this crucial technology could not be clearer,” said oneNav Advisory Board Member Rear Admiral Mark Montgomery (Ret.), also a Senior Director of the Center on Cyber and Technology Innovation at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies. “Make no mistake, GPS interference can happen in any war zone and even our domestic critical infrastructures are at risk. As evidenced by oneNav’s groundbreaking field study, the United States has the technology to combat these threats, we just need to implement it.”
oneNav’s IP core is currently available for evaluation and integration by select chip developer partners and its low-SWaP (space, weight and power) chips and modules will soon be available for select partners. L5-direct™ is compatible with global navigation satellite system (GNSS) constellations including GPS, Galileo, BeiDou and more. (Source: BUSINESS WIRE)
23 Jul 24. ELT Group at the Farnborough International Airshow 2024. The Group will show its innovative solutions in the field of electromagnetic spectrum operations. ELT Group attended the 2024 edition of the Farnborough International Airshow, from 22 to 26 July, with its innovative solutions in the field of electromagnetic spectrum operations in all operational domains.
A constant activity in R&D is behind the technology trend that sees new solutions increasingly oriented to the needs of interoperability and integrated management of the electromagnetic spectrum across all operational domains, extending capabilities to space and cyberspace.
ELT Group continues its important role in upgrading the self-protection system of the EFA Typhoon aircraft to enable the platform to operate at its best in the years to come, in a context of continually evolving operational requirements and with technological solutions that will facilitate the transition to the future generation of fighter aircrafts. Moreover, thanks to the experience and know-how acquired, ELT Group is a partner in the Isanke & ICS domain of GCAP, the programme for the development of the sixth generation fighter aircraft.
The Group has developed advanced solutions to offer a complete defence capability, providing alarm, surveillance, intelligence and active countermeasure, in an integrated sensor layer with an embedded management capability capable of allocating operational priority between sensors and deep functional integration between them.
The company’s offer includes the integrated Virgilius system, for Alarm, Surveillance and Countermeasure functionality. It is conceived to perform emitter detection, classification, identification and to counter a large threat variety and installed on any fixed and rotary wing platform.
Other solutions can be mounted externally to the platform, such as the EDGE Escort Jamming, that provides the function of self or mutual protection of combat aircrafts, housing Alarm and Countermeasure functionalities in the same architecture.
ELT Group also offers fully digital alarm systems, such as the RWR ELT162, and the new DIRCM ELT577 that, based on Quantum Cascade Laser (QCL) technology, provides a reliable and effective protection of small and medium avionics platforms against surface to air missile threats.
The solutions offered by the company also fall within the scope of countering mini-micro and small drones. In fact, ELT Group’s offer includes the ADRIAN (Anti-Drone Interception Acquisition Neutralisation) system, a Counter-UAV solution capable of intercepting and neutralising LSS (Low-Small-Slow) UAVs in different scenarios and environments, including urban ones. Thanks to a modular architecture, the ADRIAN system can be adapted to multiple operational requirements and their continuous evolution. Moreover, with the support of Cy4gate, a company of the group specialising in the Cyber domain, ELT Group has increased the capabilities of Adrian with the ‘Cyber RF’ functionality, which makes the product capable of detecting and reacting effectively to new and more complex operational scenarios, both military and civil, threatened by new-generation malicious drones.
The Group continues to increase its involvement in the Space EW domain following the launch of SCORPIO, the payload developed by the company and put into orbit last year for electronic intelligence activities. Visitors can find out more about ELT Group’s activities in the Space domain on the company’s stand (Hall 1 Booth 1340), where the Scorpio model will be on display.
Moreover ELT Research & Innovation Team is working with the NATO Science and Technology Organization CMRE (Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation) located in La Spezia for a joint Spectrum Monitoring data acquisition. The joint activity encompasses assets deployed at sea. ELT Group is providing data acquisition with its space systems SCORPIO to conduct a joint study exploiting the result of the fielded experiments.
19 Jul 24. Global: Cyber attack spike heightens security, espionage risks from Chinese state-sponsored groups. On 18 July, the cyber security firm Mandiant reported a significant increase in cyber attacks from the Chinese state-sponsored group ‘APT41’ since at least 2023. The group targets organisations in the shipping, logistics, technology and automotive sectors across Asia and Europe. APT41 typically downloads web shells on compromised servers and executes a dropper to install the ‘BEACON’ backdoor. This enables them to establish communication with their command and control (C2) infrastructure and deploy additional malware. Notably, the group often uses a Google Workspace account as their C2 infrastructure, blending in with legitimate traffic to evade detection and achieve prolonged persistence. Additionally, the group uses ‘SQLULDR2’ and ‘PINEGROVE’ to copy and exfiltrate data, highlighting the campaign’s focus on reconnaissance and espionage. Chinese state-sponsored groups routinely target competitive sectors to bolster their economic posture relative to their perceived adversaries. We assess that APT41’s activities heighten security and espionage risks to global organisations in the long term, especially those with interests that do not align with China’s own. (Source: Sibylline)
19 Jul 24. Cyber Update.
Key points
- A data breach affected nearly 109 m users, sustaining elevated information theft and reputational risks via the software supply chain (see Sibylline Cyber Daily Analytical Update – 15 July 2024).
- A new backdoor, ‘BugSleep’, points to elevated espionage and security risks from the Iranian state-sponsored group ‘MuddyWater’ (see Sibylline Cyber Daily Analytical Update – 16 July 2024 and our Technical analysis below).
- A new campaign targeting developers points to amplified financial and information-theft risks from Iraqi cyber criminals (see Sibylline Cyber Daily Analytical Update – 17 July 2024 and our Technical analysis below).
- A new campaign exploiting the recent assassination attempt against former US president Donald Trump underscores elevated financial and cryptocurrency-theft risks.
- A significant spike in cyber operations heightens security and espionage risks from the Chinese state-sponsored group ‘APT41’ (see Sibylline Cyber Daily Analytical Update – 19 July 2024).Technical analysis of weekly stories
The Iranian state-sponsored group ‘MuddyWater’ is targeting organisations in India, Israel, Portugal, Saudi Arabia and Turkey with a new backdoor called ‘BugSleep’. The campaign targets a diverse range of sectors including government entities, municipalities, media outlets, travel agencies and journalists. It accessed targeted organisations via phishing emails (disguised as invitations to webinars or online courses) to trick potential victims into clicking on a malicious link. The link then redirects users to the legitimate file-sharing service Egnyte which stores the BugSleep payload. Alternatively, some phishing emails contained a custom malware loader designed to inject BugSleep into multiple apps such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Microsoft OneDrive and PowerShell. The backdoor establishes communication with the actor-controlled infrastructure, sending initial system information including computer name and username. BugSleep can then perform several additional tasks. These include creating scheduled tasks to ensure persistence, sending file content to the command and control (C2) infrastructure and writing content into files. It also enables two code flags to evade endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions. This highlights the sophistication of the group’s tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs). In this campaign, MuddyWater used English and less sector-specific themes to craft phishing emails, suggesting that the group has shifted to targeting a wider victim pool. The group has also reportedly created several different versions of BugSleep to address technical bugs, demonstrating their commitment to continuous malware development.
Unknown Iraqi cyber criminals are targeting developers and their affiliated companies in a new and ongoing information theft campaign. The threat actors upload malicious files to the legitimate open-source Python Package Index (PyPI) file repository to obtain access to targeted systems. Upon obtaining initial access, the malicious files establish direct communication with an actor-controlled Telegram chatbot that functions as their command and control (C2) infrastructure. The malware then follows a systematic approach, searching for files of interest in the compromised system’s root and data centre infrastructure management (DCIM) folders. Although the nature of the stolen data is unknown, we assess the group likely stole intellectual property and valuable assets to sell on the dark web for illicit profit. Notably, the Telegram bot contained over 90,000 messages dating back to at least 2022, pointing to the scale and longevity of this operation. Additionally, the bot operator maintained numerous other bots also based in Iraq, suggesting this operation forms part of a wider cyber criminal enterprise. We assess that the longevity of this operation is also evident in the evolution of its operations which initially focused on purchasing Telegram and Instagram views, followers, spam services and discounted Netflix memberships.
Some non-exhaustive recommendations to mitigate against these threats include:
- Conduct cyber hygiene awareness courses for users, enabling them to recognise and report phishing and other types of social engineering attempts.
- Monitor devices and networks for suspicious activity.
- Add available Indicators-of-Compromise (IoCs) to your organisation’s security detection systems to detect potentially malicious samples on the network.
- Adopt behaviour-based end-point detection and response (EDR) solutions, prioritising the detection of the initial stages of a compromise.
- Ensure adequate security monitoring and detection capabilities, particularly for all external-facing services and devices.
Our cyber word(s) of the week: Root folder
(Source: Sibylline)
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