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Security Testing Is a Continuous Process, Not a One-Time Event

Software products evolve constantly. New features are added, dependencies change, interfaces expand, and deployment environments become more complex. Each change can create new security assumptions - and new opportunities for those assumptions to fail. That is why vulnerability assessment should not be treated as a one-time activity performed shortly before a product ships. Effective security…

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OpenC3 COSMOS v7.0.0: Security Issues Across Core Components

https://visionspace.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/COSMOS-Full-Demo-blogpost.mp4 Written by: Tanner Smith, Marceli Śliwiak, Ricardo Fradique, André Cirne, Andrzej Olchawa, Milenko Starcik Modern mission control and operational platforms increasingly rely on complex web-based interfaces, plugin ecosystems, and real-time data pipelines. While this flexibility enables rapid development and integration, it also introduces a broad attack surface, particularly when trust boundaries between components are not…

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VisionSpace System Exploitation Workshop – Paris 2026

Join us for an in-depth workshop highlighting real-world vulnerabilities in space applications, from mission control software to onboard flight systems. Participants will learn how to identify, assess, and mitigate security weaknesses that can directly impact mission success. Held just before CYSAT Europe 2026 (May 20–21), this workshop offers a practical opportunity to deepen your understanding…

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gr-satellites v5.8.0: Memory Corruption via Malformed Telemetry

gr-satellites is an open-source GNU Radio out-of-tree module designed for decoding telemetry from a wide range of satellite protocols. It is widely used by researchers, hobbyists, and professionals to process live RF signals and convert raw satellite transmissions into structured telemetry data. A recent security assessment of `gr-satellites v5.9.0` identified a security issue in the…

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NASA’s Martian Discovery: Are We Finally Standing at the Edge of Answering the Oldest Question?

For decades, Mars has been the stage for human imagination. From science fiction tales to robotic explorers, the Red Planet has always held a certain mystique. But this September, NASA’s Perseverance rover handed us something more than speculation: it delivered evidence that may point to ancient microbial life, preserved in rocks nearly four billion years…

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