Cloudy Skies: Early Detection of Jamming Against Iridium LEO Satellite-IoT Links
Researchers present early-detection techniques for RF jamming against Iridium LEO satellite-IoT links—relevant for critical-infrastructure operators relying on satellite connectivity in remote areas.
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arXiv:2611.08118v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite-IoT systems increasingly provide connectivity to mobile assets in remote areas, which makes their resilience to radio-frequency jamming a growing concern. Timely jamming detection, i.e., before complete link failure, has been studied for terrestrial networks and Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), but it remains unclear whether these approaches are effective on LEO links, where propagation varies rapidly, th
Editorial Analysis
European critical-infrastructure operators in energy, maritime, and logistics increasingly depend on LEO satellite connectivity; understanding jamming risks is key to resilience planning.
Assess whether your remote OT assets rely on Iridium or similar LEO links and include jamming scenarios in resilience planning.
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