Satellite Sabotage: CEOs Arrested in DDoS Scandal Shocker!
Two South Korean companies, famous for satellite receivers, were caught in a cyber storm for embedding DDoS attack capabilities in their devices. The CEOs now face arrest, proving that sometimes, even in tech, it’s better to keep your satellites grounded than your CEOs behind bars.
Hot Take:
Who knew satellite TV could offer more than just reruns and reality shows? Now it brings you live-action DDoS attacks, free of charge! The CEO’s might have thought they were launching the next big thing in entertainment, but instead, they landed a feature-length drama starring Interpol and handcuffs.
Key Points:
- Two South Korean companies sold satellite receivers capable of launching DDoS attacks.
- The CEOs of these companies have been arrested following government investigations.
- Over 98,560 devices were equipped with DDoS capabilities, with more updated via OTA in 2018.
- The devices were unwittingly purchased by buyers, including broadcast companies worldwide.
- Funds from sales are being seized and redirected to the government’s treasury.
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