| ID | Name |
|---|---|
| T2053.001 | Receiver flooding |
| T2053.002 | Avionics Bus Flooding |
| T2053.003 | OBC overloading |
| T2053.004 | Drain satellite's power |
| T2053.005 | Waste of propellant |
| T2053.006 | RTOS Scheduler Compromise |
| T2053.007 | Hypervisor Scheduling Compromise |
A malicious applications compromises the underlying hypervisor's scheduler by delaying or forcing changes in the scheduling. This behavior impacts the behavior of the other applications running in the same context and potentially leads the system to misbehave and break the spatial isolation promise. [1]
This type of attack technique cannot be easily mitigated with preventive controls since it is based on the abuse of system features.