Russian spy satellites have intercepted EU communications satellites

Here's something that might send a shiver down your spine — Russian spy satellites have been lurking close to European communications. According to Sam Jones, Peggy Hollinger, and Ian Bott from the Financial Times, two Russian space vehicles have effectively intercepted signals from at least a dozen key satellites over Europe. Now, here’s where it gets interesting — this isn’t just about spying. These Russian crafts could potentially manipulate satellite trajectories or even cause them to crash, which is a game-changer for security. The intense shadowing has been happening over the past three years, mainly since Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, signaling a new level of space-based espionage. So what does this actually mean for your data, or even European security? Well, it’s a stark reminder that in the age of advanced tech, space isn’t just the final frontier — it's a battleground. As the Financial Times reports, this escalation could have serious implications for both military and civilian communications. Keep an eye on how this unfolds — things are heating up above us.