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Conor McMahon

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Flying too close to the Sun: Cyber Vulnerabilities in our Space Infrastructure

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By Conor McMahon
| mewburn.com
When I used to think about danger in space, I used to picture the most dramatic risks: explosive rocket failures, asteroid strikes, and astronauts getting stuck on a space station with no way home. But recent news has revealed a more insidious threat, with consequences on Earth as well as in the skies. Satellite systems underpin much of modern life, from navigation and financial transactions to critical national security functions. Any disruption of these systems would be costly.
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Donkey Kong 64 Review (N64)

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By Conor McMahon
| Nintendo Life Verified
Reviews Donkey Kong Retro N64 Nintendo Switch Online C'mon Cranky, take it to the fridge Version Reviewed: European This review was originally published in April 2015 alongside the Wii U eShop's Virtual Console release. We're updating and republishing it to mark the arrival of the game in the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack N64 library. At the mere mention of Nintendo's 64-bit console, many of us find it difficult not to get swept up by a wave of nostalgia.
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Signals from the Deep: The Next Wave of Communications with Submarines

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By Conor McMahon
| mewburn.com
Submarines have formed a key part of military arsenals since the start of the 20th century, using the element of surprise to sink much larger vessels. In the modern day they play a key part in nuclear deterrence, ready to strike at any moment from an unknowable location.
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