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30 leverage existing manufacturing and sales infrastructure. Meanwhile, 31 development and reference hardware, as well as more specialized 32 terminals will be made in Canada by FemtoStar Inc., at the same facility 33 where build our satellites. Every FemtoStar terminal is based on 34 FemtoStar Project-developed reference designs.`)},l(r){e=D(r,`The FemtoStar Project intends to take a hybrid approach to terminal 35 manufacturing and sales. Higher-volume "core" user terminals will be 36 manufactured and sold primarily by hardware partners, allowing us to 37 leverage existing manufacturing and sales infrastructure. Meanwhile, 38 development and reference hardware, as well as more specialized 39 terminals will be made in Canada by FemtoStar Inc., at the same facility 40 where build our satellites. Every FemtoStar terminal is based on 41 FemtoStar Project-developed reference designs.`)},m(r,t){u(r,e,t)},d(r){r&&m(e)}}}function he(p){let e,r=`FemtoStar is a midband Mobile Satellite Service network, designed for 42 speeds in line with other midband Mobile Satellite Service offerings. 43 Here, the term "midband" refers to the level of bandwidth between 44 narrowband services, designed to provide a low-speed connection to 45 small, usually IoT/embedded terminals, and broadband services, 46 designed to provide a high-speed connection to large, expensive, fixed 47 terminals.`,t,n,o=`While this middle category of service may be unfamiliar to those more 48 used to terrestrial services, it's common in the in Mobile Satellite 49 Service landscape, and is what's offered by services such as Inmarsat 50 BGAN, Iridium Certus, or Thuraya IP. In these services, as in 51 FemtoStar, designing for this middle category means that users can 52 expect performance much better than a narrowband system, while still 53 having a truly-portable terminal much smaller than those needed for 54 broadband systems. Like the aforementioned MSS options, a typical 55 FemtoStar terminal should provide in the mid-hundreds of kbps, using a 56 terminal roughly the size of a tablet or small laptop.`,l,s,$=`Of course, FemtoStar's design still allows for flexibility on the size 57 and speed of terminals - users should be able to choose their own 58 balance between speed, cost, and portability. As such, depending on 59 the size of the terminal, the FemtoStar network should be able to accomodate 60 larger terminals in the megabits-per-second range, or smaller 61 terminals with reduced (if still better than typical narrowband 62 offerings) speeds in a pocket-sized form factor.`;return{c(){e=g("p"),e.textContent=r,t=y(),n=g("p"),n.textContent=o,l=y(),s=g("p"),s.textContent=$},l(i){e=k(i,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(e)!=="svelte-1xph800"&&(e.textContent=r),t=b(i),n=k(i,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(n)!=="svelte-1ff0kkk"&&(n.textContent=o),l=b(i),s=k(i,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(s)!=="svelte-m0251r"&&(s.textContent=$)},m(i,c){u(i,e,c),u(i,t,c),u(i,n,c),u(i,l,c),u(i,s,c)},p:W,d(i){i&&(m(e),m(t),m(n),m(l),m(s))}}}function fe(p){let e,r=`No, at least not by any usual definition of the term. While the Credit Token system is a 63 digital system used to pay for service, and while they do make use of 64 cryptographic signatures for security, FemtoStar Credit Tokens are not 65 transacted on a blockchain, cannot be mined, and are not intended for 66 use as anything other than payment for FemtoStar service.`;return{c(){e=g("p"),e.textContent=r},l(t){e=k(t,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(e)!=="svelte-1njsdzv"&&(e.textContent=r)},m(t,n){u(t,e,n)},p:W,d(t){t&&m(e)}}}function de(p){let e,r=`Once our network is operational, you will be able to purchase 67 FemtoStar tokens from FemtoStar Inc. via a retail token sales portal, from 68 a third-party reseller, or in bulk via a wholesale 69 agreement. While FemtoStar Inc. would be capable of pre-issuing tokens that would be usable 70 once the network was operational, they are not yet available for sale, due to the inherent risk to 71 consumers of purchasing a service before it is available. If you are 72 interested in working with FemtoStar Inc. 73 as a token reseller or for a large deployment of FemtoStar hardware as 74 an enterprise user, please contact 75
76 <span class="j svelte-4yo9lh">This address has been hidden to prevent spam being received. If you are reading this website as plain text or through a screen reader, the correct address is the word inc, that's I. N. C., then the symbol spelled with the letter before B and then the letter after S, then the name of this 77 website or of our satellite, then dot com. </span>i<span class="c svelte-4yo9lh"></span><span class="c svelte-4yo9lh">Lorem</span>n<span class="j svelte-4yo9lh">ipsum</span><span class="c svelte-4yo9lh">dolor</span>c<span class="c svelte-4yo9lh">sit</span> а<span class="c svelte-4yo9lh">amet</span>t 78 f<span class="c svelte-4yo9lh">consectetur</span>e<span class="j svelte-4yo9lh">adipiscing</span>m<span class="c svelte-4yo9lh">elit</span>t<span class="c svelte-4yo9lh">Sed</span>o<span class="j svelte-4yo9lh">dolor</span>s<span class="c svelte-4yo9lh">sem</span>t<span class="c svelte-4yo9lh">lacinia</span>a<span class="c svelte-4yo9lh">ac</span>r 79 d<span class="c svelte-4yo9lh">euismod</span>о<span class="j svelte-4yo9lh">vitae</span>t c<span class="c svelte-4yo9lh">hendrerit</span>o<span class="j svelte-4yo9lh">sit</span>m.`;return{c(){e=g("p"),e.innerHTML=r},l(t){e=k(t,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(e)!=="svelte-y1ju7x"&&(e.innerHTML=r)},m(t,n){u(t,e,n)},p:W,d(t){t&&m(e)}}}function pe(p){let e,r=`The FemtoStar Project is a global volunteer community of developers, working on 80 technology for global, open communications infrastructure. For more 81 information about the FemtoStar Project, or to contact us, see 82 <a href="./about-contact">about & contact</a>.`,t,n,o=`FemtoStar Inc., located in Canada, is the company tasked with the manufacturing 83 and operation of the FemtoStar satellite constellation, based on the free and 84 open-source designs and specifications developed and published by the FemtoStar 85 Project.`,l,s,$=`FemtoStar Inc. exists to provide the FemtoStar Project with an entity which 86 can manufacture the satellites, hold licenses for the constellation, purchase 87 services such as satellite launch or component fabrication, and can handle 88 the day-to-day operation of the constellation once operational. While 89 FemtoStar Inc. consists entirely of FemtoStar Project members, and exists 90 to manufacture and operate the system developed by the FemtoStar Project, 91 the FemtoStar Project is entirely independent of FemtoStar Inc., and its developments 92 are freely usable, even outside the context of the network operated by 93 FemtoStar Inc.`;return{c(){e=g("p"),e.innerHTML=r,t=y(),n=g("p"),n.textContent=o,l=y(),s=g("p"),s.textContent=$},l(i){e=k(i,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(e)!=="svelte-3gpkk8"&&(e.innerHTML=r),t=b(i),n=k(i,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(n)!=="svelte-1h85ijt"&&(n.textContent=o),l=b(i),s=k(i,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(s)!=="svelte-d7ay89"&&(s.textContent=$)},m(i,c){u(i,e,c),u(i,t,c),u(i,n,c),u(i,l,c),u(i,s,c)},p:W,d(i){i&&(m(e),m(t),m(n),m(l),m(s))}}}function $e(p){let e,r,t,n,o,l,s,$,i,c,w,h;return e=new j({props:{title:"Do you plan to offer bandwidth tiers? Will there be a data cap?",$$slots:{default:[me]},$$scope:{ctx:p}}}),t=new j({props:{title:"Who makes FemtoStar terminals?",$$slots:{default:[ue]},$$scope:{ctx:p}}}),o=new j({props:{title:"What speeds do you anticipate being available?",$$slots:{default:[he]},$$scope:{ctx:p}}}),s=new j({props:{title:"Is the FemtoStar Credit Token a cryptocurrency?",$$slots:{default:[fe]},$$scope:{ctx:p}}}),i=new j({props:{title:"How do I buy FemtoStar tokens? Are they available yet?",$$slots:{default:[de]},$$scope:{ctx:p}}}),w=new j({props:{title:"Who is the FemtoStar Project? Who is FemtoStar Inc.?",$$slots:{default:[pe]},$$scope:{ctx:p}}}),{c(){P(e.$$.fragment),r=y(),P(t.$$.fragment),n=y(),P(o.$$.fragment),l=y(),P(s.$$.fragment),$=y(),P(i.$$.fragment),c=y(),P(w.$$.fragment)},l(a){q(e.$$.fragment,a),r=b(a),q(t.$$.fragment,a),n=b(a),q(o.$$.fragment,a),l=b(a),q(s.$$.fragment,a),$=b(a),q(i.$$.fragment,a),c=b(a),q(w.$$.fragment,a)},m(a,d){I(e,a,d),u(a,r,d),I(t,a,d),u(a,n,d),I(o,a,d),u(a,l,d),I(s,a,d),u(a,$,d),I(i,a,d),u(a,c,d),I(w,a,d),h=!0},p(a,d){const v={};d&1&&(v.$$scope={dirty:d,ctx:a}),e.$set(v);const C={};d&1&&(C.$$scope={dirty:d,ctx:a}),t.$set(C);const f={};d&1&&(f.$$scope={dirty:d,ctx:a}),o.$set(f);const x={};d&1&&(x.$$scope={dirty:d,ctx:a}),s.$set(x);const M={};d&1&&(M.$$scope={dirty:d,ctx:a}),i.$set(M);const H={};d&1&&(H.$$scope={dirty:d,ctx:a}),w.$set(H)},i(a){h||(S(e.$$.fragment,a),S(t.$$.fragment,a),S(o.$$.fragment,a),S(s.$$.fragment,a),S(i.$$.fragment,a),S(w.$$.fragment,a),h=!0)},o(a){F(e.$$.fragment,a),F(t.$$.fragment,a),F(o.$$.fragment,a),F(s.$$.fragment,a),F(i.$$.fragment,a),F(w.$$.fragment,a),h=!1}
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137onsumer 138 satellite television. These services do not support, nor is the 139 hardware provided for them capable of, any form of uplink from the 140 user terminal. While both services are useful as tools for broadcast 141 data distribution, they are one-way, Broadcasting Satellite Service 142 systems, distinct from two-way communications systems in the Fixed 143 Satellite Service (such as Starlink) and Mobile Satellite Service 144 (such as FemtoStar).`;return{c(){e=g("p"),e.innerHTML=r,t=y(),n=g("p"),n.textContent=o,l=y(),s=g("p"),s.textContent=$,i=y(),c=g("p"),c.textContent=w},l(h){e=k(h,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(e)!=="svelte-axw6l9"&&(e.innerHTML=r),t=b(h),n=k(h,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(n)!=="svelte-18oiqw5"&&(n.textContent=o),l=b(h),s=k(h,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(s)!=="svelte-dismy5"&&(s.textContent=$),i=b(h),c=k(h,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(c)!=="svelte-1jhubq"&&(c.textContent=w)},m(h,a){u(h,e,a),u(h,t,a),u(h,n,a),u(h,l,a),u(h,s,a),u(h,i,a),u(h,c,a)},p:W,d(h){h&&(m(e),m(t),m(n),m(l),m(s),m(i),m(c))}}}function be(p){let e,r=`We're big fans of a number of the terrestrial privacy-respecting 145 communications projects currently in development - in fact, what is now FemtoStar 146 began in concept as a terrestrial system, 147 which we then called Private Mobile Data Protocol (PMDP).`,t,n,o=`The fundamental issue of terrestrial networks is the amount of 148 hardware necessary to provide adequate coverage. It has taken decades 149 of development, thousands of licenses to thousands of companies in 150 hundreds of countries, hundreds of billions of dollars at least, and <a href="https://www.mobileworldlive.com/blog/blog-global-base-station-count-7m-or-4-times-higher">more than 7 million cell towers</a> to build mainstream cellular networks out to their current coverage, 151 and even with this it's likely you still sometimes have problems getting 152 cellular service. We began with the assumption that a terrestrial network 153 would be the only practical solution, and extensively tested a variety of 154 popular license-free radio hardware - including LoRa, 802.11, and 802.15.4 transceivers - 155 in real-world urban and suburban environments. Eventually, we were forced to 156 admit that a workable community-operated mobile telecommunications network would be impractical 157 in all but the most densely-populated areas, and even there only with the 158 right combination of ideally-situated transceivers and minimal obstruction by structures.`,l,s,$=`As a thought experiment in community-run terrestrial networks, next 159 time you leave home, ask yourself if you are ever more than 1 160 kilometer (3200 feet) away from somewhere a mesh node or base station 161 in a community-run terrestrial network could be installed without 162 being removed, stolen, or tampered with, and if anyone nearby would be 163 willing to purchase, install, and maintain such a device. We installed a 164 series of LoRa transceivers in a real city in 2019 as a test of our PMDP 165 concept, mapped their coverage under a variety of conditions, and came to 166 the conclusion that that, rather than being an easier solution, such a 167 network was likely outright impossible in most circumstances.`,i,c,w=`Where such networks can exist, they genuinely do have some advantages 168 over satellite-based networks - however, in most places, it is simply 169 not realistic to build them. We found this out the hard way. It's also 170 worth noting that FemtoStar can coexist with these networks 171 symbiotically - where these networks can be built, given that this is 172 likely to occur in clusters of nodes or base stations (such as in a 173 city center) separated by a substantial distance, we believe FemtoStar 174 could be extremely useful to link these sections together into larger, 175 more resillient networks.`;return{c(){e=g("p"),e.textContent=r,t=y(),n=g("p"),n.innerHTML=o,l=y(),s=g("p"),s.textContent=$,i=y(),c=g("p"),c.textContent=w},l(h){e=k(h,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(e)!=="svelte-w0i290"&&(e.textContent=r),t=b(h),n=k(h,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(n)!=="svelte-1oddxqd"&&(n.innerHTML=o),l=b(h),s=k(h,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(s)!=="svelte-1xd56dq"&&(s.textContent=$),i=b(h),c=k(h,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(c)!=="svelte-1v2ybr6"&&(c.textContent=w)},m(h,a){u(h,e,a),u(h,t,a),u(h,n,a),u(h,l,a),u(h,s,a),u(h,i,a),u(h,c,a)},p:W,d(h){h&&(m(e),m(t),m(n),m(l),m(s),m(i),m(c))}}}function ge(p){let e,r=`See the above point. While mesh networks are able to partially solve 176 the problem of base station range by allowing every user device to
177 extend coverage, this still does not allow for coverage where there 178 are no nodes. The same thought experiment applies - are you always 179 within a kilometer of someone else who might have a node in the mesh? 180 If you have your own node in the mesh, is there often another node 181 nearby for it to mesh with? If not, a mesh network may not be 182 practical in your situation. Even where mesh networks are practical, 183 FemtoStar could still be used to interconnect regions where the mesh 184 is available, even when they are separated by large regions with no 185 nodes.`;return{c(){e=g("p"),e.textContent=r},l(t){e=k(t,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(e)!=="svelte-164bug6"&&(e.textContent=r)},m(t,n){u(t,e,n)},p:W,d(t){t&&m(e)}}}function ke(p){let e,r=`If the service you have used was via a geostationary network, then 186 not to nearly the same degree. While the distance to the satellite 187 does add some amount of latency due to the time taken for the signal 188 to reach the satellite, the round-trip propagation time to a low-earth 189 orbit satellite is a handful of milliseconds, not the hundreds of 190 milliseconds familiar to users of geostationary satellite networks.`,t,n,o=`In general, latency via low-earth orbit satellite networks, including FemtoStar, 191 is comparable to that of terrestrial mobile networks, and is generally 192 unproblematic for most applications.`;return{c(){e=g("p"),e.textContent=r,t=y(),n=g("p"),n.textContent=o},l(l){e=k(l,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(e)!=="svelte-1q4c4aw"&&(e.textContent=r),t=b(l),n=k(l,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(n)!=="svelte-157zwwj"&&(n.textContent=o)},m(l,s){u(l,e,s),u(l,t,s),u(l,n,s)},p:W,d(l){l&&(m(e),m(t),m(n))}}}function _e(p){let e,r=`In contrast to the vast majority of small satellites, FemtoStar plans 193 to include electric propulsion onboard the satellites used in our 194 constellation, allowing them to be repositioned as needed and cleanly 195 deorbited at end-of-life. The FemtoStar Project is working closely with 196 Applied Ion Systems, a leading developer of open-hardware smallsat 197 propulsion hardware, to develop a specialized implementation of their 198 technology for use onboard our satellite.`,t,n,o=`In addition to this, while the exact orbital parameters of the final 199 constellation are undecided at this time, the requirement to launch 200 via typical rideshare missions generally entails deployment at orbits typically 201 considered sufficiently self-cleaning to accomodate satellites without 202 any onboard propulsion at all, causing them to eventually re-enter simply 203 due to atmospheric drag. While satellites used in the constellation are likely to 204 raise their orbits somewhat after deployment, any satellites not raising 205 their orbit into the final constellation (such a satellite that 206 experienced a propulsion failure during launch, or an early test satellite 207 without propulsion) would simply remain at their deployed altitude and, 208 at end-of-life, re-enter due to atmospheric drag like a typical smallsat.`;return{c(){e=g("p"),e.textContent=r,t=y(),n=g("p"),n.textContent=o},l(l){e=k(l,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(e)!=="svelte-2a0ysq"&&(e.textContent=r),t=b(l),n=k(l,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(n)!=="svelte-7d3hig"&&(n.textContent=o)},m(l,s){u(l,e,s),u(l,t,s),u(l,n,s)},p:W,d(l){l&&(m(e),m(t),m(n))}}}function xe(p){let e,r=`The network can theoretically work with as little as a single 209 satellite, however of course this configuration does not allow for a 210 stationary user to receive 211 continuous coverage. Practical constellation layouts begin at around 212 48 satellites (and include the layout shown on our <a href="./">homepage</a>). We have considered the possibility of a larger 213 constellation of up to 96 satellites, however we believe that the most 214 reasonable approach would be to begin with the minimum practical 215 number of satellites (likely 48) and then scale up the constellation 216 with new satellites as needed.`;return{c(){e=g("p"),e.innerHTML=r},l(t){e=k(t,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(e)!=="svelte-jxzbj"&&(e.innerHTML=r)},m(t,n){u(t,e,n)},p:W,d(t){t&&m(e)}}}function Ce(p){let e,r=`The FemtoStar network is designed to provide multiple levels of protection against 217 failure of spacecraft, and against failure of the network due to the 218 failure of a spacecraft, resulting in a resilient network able to 219 mitigate and work around hardware failures onboard satellites. Each 220 satellite incorporates a degree of redundancy previously seen only on 221 far larger satellites, and is designed with longevity in mind. The 222 network as a whole also protects against network-wide unreliability as a 223 result of the failure of a single satellite - in the intended constellation, most regions, especially 224 those with a latitude near the inclination of the satellites (such as 225 North America, Europe, Oceania, and much of Asia and South America) 226 are covered redundantly, and even elsewhere, the "gap" caused when 227 the only satellite visible to a user has failed is usually short - lasting 228 only minutes or less before working satellites come into view.`,t,n,o=`For many users, a satellite failure would likely be noticeable only as 229 a decrease in the network's coverage angle, while for those in the 230 aforementioned near-inclination regions, it might not be noticeable at 231 all. Finally, we would be able to rapidly and inexpensively 232 replenish the network with new satellites, either newly-launched or 233 simply moved into place if already available in a storage orbit.`;return{c(){e=g("p"),e.textContent=r,t=y(),n=g("p"),n.textContent=o},l(l){e=k(l,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(e)!=="svelte-hiq1mv"&&(e.textContent=r),t=b(l),n=k(l,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(n)!=="svelte-jxep3u"&&(n.textContent=o)}
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We also believe there will 237 be a number of FemtoStar terminals installed as a part of 238 machine-to-machine data installations, as backup connections for 239 enterprise networks, or as backhaul to community-run terrestrial 240 networks. A user using it because of its privacy features is indistinguishable 241 from any of these users.`,t,n,o=`Additionally, by this logic, using any privacy-respecting product, 242 service, or system is counterproductive, as its use might indicate 243 that you are looking for privacy. This isn't how nearly anyone actually 244 thinks about protecting their privacy. Even if your threat model truly does 245 require that you obscure even the fact that someone is using a system 246 that could be used for privacy-respecting communications, FemtoStar 247 still does substantially better than just about any other 248 privacy-respecting communications network. For one thing, a FemtoStar terminal uses a 249 substantially more directional antenna than any terrestrial mobile network, 250 which means its transmitted signal is very weak in any direction but 251 that of the satellite.`,l,s,$=`A user's traffic to the satellite is also is encrypted, and never includes 252 a location, terminal identifier, user account, or any other identifying 253 details about the user. The terminal never transmits when it has no session open with 254 the satellite, and, unlike mesh network nodes, it cannot be made to transmit 255 by the traffic of another user unless the terminal's owner has chosen to 256 operate their own service over the network.`;return{c(){e=g("p"),e.textContent=r,t=y(),n=g("p"),n.textContent=o,l=y(),s=g("p"),s.textContent=$},l(i){e=k(i,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(e)!=="svelte-wlzql7"&&(e.textContent=r),t=b(i),n=k(i,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(n)!=="svelte-12c3iti"&&(n.textContent=o),l=b(i),s=k(i,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(s)!=="svelte-1e8hg69"&&(s.textContent=$)},m(i,c){u(i,e,c),u(i,t,c),u(i,n,c),u(i,l,c),u(i,s,c)},p:W,d(i){i&&(m(e),m(t),m(n),m(l),m(s))}}}function qe(p){let e,r=`In theory, to some extent, but in practice, not meaningfully. A FemtoStar 257 satellite has only a handful of beams in use at any given moment, and 258 the footprints within which these beams are usable are between 1000 259 and 4000 kilometers across each, depending on your coverage angle. In addition, 260 knowing where "you" are, as opposed to just knowing the rough area in which 261 one of the network's users is located, requires knowing who you are. 262 As such, the satellite could determine that an anonymous session is 263 within, for example, northern Europe, western North America, or eastern 264 Asia, but not that it is in a particular country or city, and certainly not 265 who that session belongs to.`;return{c(){e=g("p"),e.textContent=r},l(t){e=k(t,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(e)!=="svelte-n4rrbz"&&(e.textContent=r)},m(t,n){u(t,e,n)},p:W,d(t){t&&m(e)}}}function Ie(p){let e,r=`We do not feel that we can promise that there is any two-way wireless 266 communications system where it is truly impossible for an adversary to 267 locate a transmitter given enough time to search for it on the ground. 268 In particular, it is extremely difficult to prevent just about any 269 transmitter from being detectable by a high-gain antenna at short 270 range, no matter how directional or low-power the transmitter may be. 271 However, we also believe that such a search would need to begin 272 relatively close to any terminal it wanted to have a chance of 273 finding, and that it would likely be complicated by the presence of 274 more than one FemtoStar terminal in an area.`,t,n,o=`Additionally, there's the question of why finding terminals would be 275 worthwhile to an attacker to begin with. Given that such an attack 276 would almost certainly involve the rather labor-intensive task of 277 traveling around an area of interest with a vehicle full of equipment 278 looking for terminals that you cannot identify and cannot monitor the 279 activity of, while also being unable to tell the difference between 280 two intermittently-used terminals and one terminal which has moved, we 281 do feel we can say that this attack is unlikely to fit into many 282 threat models.`,l,s,$=`A FemtoStar terminal could theoretically function as a receive-only device if this 283 is acceptable for the user's use case - in this configuration, it 284 would likely be nearly impossible to geolocate, even with this sort of 285 attack.`,i,c,w=`In short, we don't believe any transmitting device is truly 286 geolocation-proof, but we do believe that geolocation of users can be 287 made impractical for to perform at a large scale, and that its value 288 to an attacker can be substantially diminished. On top of this, we do 289 feel we can safely say that FemtoStar is substantially more 290 geolocation-resistant than any currently-available two-way wireless 291 communications system, and that it is likely that its 292 geolocation-resistance could only be matched or exceeded by another 293 satellite-based system including most or all of the same 294 geolocation-resistance features.`;return{c(){e=g("p"),e.textContent=r,t=y(),n=g("p"),n.textContent=o,l=y(),s=g("p"),s.textContent=$,i=y(),c=g("p"),c.textContent=w},l(h){e=k(h,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(e)!=="svelte-k1ja0e"&&(e.textContent=r),t=b(h),n=k(h,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(n)!=="svelte-14l0vtn"&&(n.textContent=o),l=b(h),s=k(h,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(s)!=="svelte-b181ys"&&(s.textContent=$),i=b(h),c=k(h,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(c)!=="svelte-pxcp4i"&&(c.textContent=w)},m(h,a){u(h,e,a),u(h,t,a),u(h,n,a),u(h,l,a),u(h,s,a),u(h,i,a),u(h,c,a)},p:W,d(h){h&&(m(e),m(t),m(n),m(l),m(s),m(i),m(c))}}}function Te(p){let e,r=`The FemtoStar architecture does not require that you trust the 295 FemtoStar Project, even to begin with. Because the user is not 296 required to trust the FemtoStar network, in order for the FemtoStar 297 Project, or or an entity who had taken it over, to meaningfully 298 compromise the security of FemtoStar users, many core design elements 299 of the network would need to be changed, necessitating, at minimum, a 300 firmware update to user terminals to accomodate substantial protocol 301 changes. A new update published without 302 <a href="./free-open-source">source code</a> would be immediately suspicious, 303 as would a new update where the newly-released source code disabled privacy 304 features.`;return{c(){e=g("p"),e.innerHTML=r},l(t){e=k(t,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(e)!=="svelte-hzl8oq"&&(e.innerHTML=r)},m(t,n){u(t,e,n)},p:W,d(t){t&&m(e)}}}function je(p){let e,r=`See the above point. Even if a malicious government were to take over 305 FemtoStar Inc., or some part of the development work under the FemtoStar 306 Project, and attempt to surveil the network's users, they would be 307 incapable of doing so without making changes that would be immediately 308 obvious to users, and to our own developers in other countries.`;return{c(){e=g("p"),e.textContent=r},l(t){e=k(t,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(e)!=="svelte-1nyu4j9"&&(e.textContent=r)},m(t,n){u(t,e,n)},p:W,d(t){t&&m(e)}}}function We(p){let e,r=`While we would never claim that it is impossible that a FemtoStar 309 satellite could be compromised, either remotely or through physical 310 attack, we believe the likelihood of this to be low for a number of 311 reasons.`,t,n,o=`The most important point here is that FemtoStar satellites are not 312 especially useful targets to an attacker. Due to not being a trusted 313 part of the network, even if they themselves are fully compromised, 314 they cannot be used to compromise the security of FemtoStar users, 315 nor would they be much use as part of a botnet, nor would they provide 316 an attacker with any additional utility in their intended purpose 317 (communications) than would be available officially.`,l,s,$=`With regards to compromising the satellites from the ground, the 318 satellite's onboard software is subject to intense scrutiny, including 319 through formal proofs of critical components, and, given the relative 320 simplicity of the FemtoStar protocol, presents a small attack surface.`,i,c,w=`In terms of physical security, while FemtoStar's placement of its
321 infrastructure in orbit certainly grants it a degree of 322 inaccessibility compared to terrestrial infrastructure, there are of 323 course spacecraft which could conceivably reach a FemtoStar satellite, 324 and an attack could be imagined which might either tamper with or replace it. However, 325 tampering would require physical capture and substantial disassembly 326 of the satellite, which is detectable and would result in the deletion 327 of onboard keys, resulting in a tampered-with satellite being easily 328 detectable from the ground (even if new software attempted to obscure 329 this tampering), while a replacement satellite would lack the 330 cryptographic keys of the satellite it replaced entirely.`,h,a,d=`If you truly want to assume that <i>no</i> attacker is off the table, then 331 an attacker could opt to attempt to disable, capture, or destroy a 332 satellite altogether. However, an attacker trying to make the 333 network truly unusable would need to destroy or disable not just one 334 satellite, but the bulk of the constellation, and any replacement 335 satellites, and, presumably, would wish to do so in a way which obscured 336 their involvement, a daunting task even for the largest possible adversaries. 337 This type of attack is also immediately obvious (especially if the satellite is 338 physically destroyed, resulting in the generation of orbital debris), 339 and even this still does not result in an actual compromise 340 (geolocation, identification, etc.) of FemtoStar users.`;return{c(){e=g("p"),e.textContent=r,t=y(),n=g("p"),n.textContent=o,l=y(),s=g("p"),s.textContent=$,i=y(),c=g("p"),c.textContent=w,h=y(),a=g("p"),a.innerHTML=d},l(v){e=k(v,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(e)!=="svelte-fcreyp"&&(e.textContent=r),t=b(v),n=k(v,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(n)!=="svelte-h3v7kd"&&(n.textContent=o),l=b(v),s=k(v,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(s)!=="svelte-18j94e3"&&(s.textContent=$),i=b(v),c=k(v,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(c)!=="svelte-145dhax"&&(c.textContent=w),h=b(v),a=k(v,"P",{"data-svelte-h":!0}),_(a)!=="svelte-e80l4f"&&(a.innerHTML=d)},m(v,C){u(v,e,C),u(v,t,C),u(v,n,C),u(v,l,C),u(v,s,C),u(v,i,C),u(v,c,C),u(v,h,C),u(v,a,C)},p:W,d(v){v&&(m(e),m(t),m(n),m(l),m(s),m(i),m(c),m(h),m(a))}}}function Me(p){let e,r,t,n,o,l,s,$,i,c,w,h;return e=new j({props:{title:"How is using FemtoStar private when using it indicates that you are looking for privacy?",$$slots:{default:[Pe]},$$scope:{ctx:p}}}),t=new j({props:{title:"Don't FemtoStar's satellites have to know where I am, based on which beam I use?",$$slots:{default:[qe]},$$scope:{ctx:p}}}),o=new j({props:{title:"You say geolocation-resistant - is it geolocation-proof?",$$slots:{default:[Ie]},$$scope:{ctx:p}}}),s=new j({props:{title:"What if the FemtoStar project is taken over by someone I don't trust?",$$slots:{default:[Te]},$$scope:{ctx:p}}}),i=new j({props:{title:"What if I don't trust whatever place the FemtoStar Project is run from?",$$slots:{default:[je]},$$scope:{ctx:p}}}),w=new j({props:{title:"What if the satellites themselves are attacked?",$$slots:{default:[We]},$$scope:{ctx:p}}}),{c(){P(e.$$.fragment),r=y(),P(t.$$.fragment),n=y(),P(o.$$.fragment),l=y(),P(s.$$.fragment),$=y(),P(i.$$.fragment),c=y(),P(w.$$.fragment)},l(a){q(e.$$.fragment,a),r=b(a),q(t.$$.fragment,a),n=b(a),q(o.$$.fragment,a),l=b(a),q(s.$$.fragment,a),$=b(a),q(i.$$.fragment,a),c=b(a),q(w.$$.fragment,a)},m(a,d){I(e,a,d),u(a,r,d),I(t,a,d),u(a,n,d),I(o,a,d),u(a,l,d),I(s,a,d),u(a,$,d),I(i,a,d),u(a,c,d),I(w,a,d),h=!0},p(a,d){const v={};d&1&&(v.$$scope={dirty:d,ctx:a}),e.$set(v);const C={};d&1&&(C.$$scope={dirty:d,ctx:a}),t.$set(C);const f={};d&1&&(f.$$scope={dirty:d,ctx:a}),o.$set(f);const x={};d&1&&(x.$$scope={dirty:d,ctx:a}),s.$set(x);const M={};d&1&&(M.$$scope={dirty:d,ctx:a}),i.$set(M);const H={};d&1&&(H.$$scope={dirty:d,ctx:a}),w.$set(H)},i(a){h||(S(e.$$.fragment,a),S(t.$$.fragment,a),S(o.$$.fragment,a),S(s.$$.fragment,a),S(i.$$.fragment,a),S(w.$$.fragment,a),h=!0)},o(a){F(e.$$.fragment,a),F(t.$$.fragment,a),F(o.$$.fragment,a),F(s.$$.fragment,a),F(i.$$.fragment,a),F(w.$$.fragment,a),h=!1}
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