Transmitted Data Manipulation
Description
An attacker can modify transmitted data, jamming or overpowering the original signal and retransmitting a modified copy to the receiver, to command a spacecraft or to lead the system's owner to erroneous decision. (Citation: MITRE ATT&CK) (Citation: SRC012) (Citation: SRC017) Standard/references: (Citation: SRC003)
Mapped SPARTA techniques
6 techniques
T2024 'Transmitted Data Manipulation' covers modifying transmitted signals to lead the system to erroneous decisions — addresses DE-0003.10's GPS spoofing of ephemeris signals to cause erroneous position calculations and the parallel falsification of telemetered ephemeris data.
T2024 'Transmitted Data Manipulation' covers modifying transmitted data — addresses DE-0009.04's spoofing of fiducials, optical patterns, and transponder replies to onboard SSA/SDA sensors.
T2024 'Transmitted Data Manipulation' is the direct cross-framework counterpart of EX-0014 Spoofing parent — both describe modifying/retransmitting signals so the receiver acts on fabricated data (commands or telemetry leading to erroneous decisions).
T2024 'Transmitted Data Manipulation' covers modifying transmitted signals to lead the system to erroneous decisions — addresses EX-0014.04's GNSS-like signal transmission with believable code phases, Doppler, and navigation messages. SPACE-SHIELD has no PNT-spoof-specific technique.
T2024 'Transmitted Data Manipulation' covers modifying transmitted data to lead the system owner to erroneous decisions — addresses IMP-0001's modification of telemetry values to mislead mission stakeholders.
T2024 'Transmitted Data Manipulation' covers the disruption variant where an attacker modifies/distorts data and messages as they pass — directly aligned with IMP-0002's distinction from pure denial (also attempts to modify and disrupt communications).
Cite as SafeMode Space, space-shield T2024.