Turla APT group managed to remain invisible by cleverly hiding from law enforcement and cyber-security firms. Now, Kaspersky Lab claims to have identified the way this group succeeded in disguising itself by using satellite Internet connections to hide their C&C (command-and-control) servers.
Russian Hacking Group Uses Satellites to Hide C&C Servers
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