Thecyberexpress Europe Hosts First In-Orbit Satellite Cybersecurity Competition
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D-Orbit and the ethical hacking collective mhackeroni concluded CTRLSpace CTF, Europe's first in-orbit satellite cybersecurity competition, from November 4-6, 2025. The event, supported by the European Space Agency, involved 559 teams competing to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in spacecraft systems. Superflat emerged as the winner after 660 flags were submitted across 25 challenges.
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