This report discusses satellite sniffing, which has been practiced for a long time. The author explains that satellite communications have been widespread since the mid-1960s and are used for home and corporate communications with stations away from population centers, bases in other continents, and companies with mobile units. The report covers digital video broadcasting (DVB), DVB feeds, IP satellite links, how to sniff, active attacks, and how to scan the NSA and not be traced. The conclusion is that satellite sniffing is a valuable tool for those interested in this field. The report references several presentations and articles on the topic.
