Satellites called in to salvage lost internet after Red Sea cables cut

Satellite operators are being called in to help restore internet connectivity in the Red sea after subsea cables were cut last week.

following last week’s subsea cable severances. This move will help keep Europe and Asia connected until the cables can be repaired.

Until then, emergency measures are required to help reroute affected internet traffic through the area. This includes indirect overland routes, but it is not limited to them. Morgan stated that connectivity-related incidents are becoming increasingly malicious, with an uptick in discussions regarding submarines intercepting traffic by sitting near cables. He also explained that submarine cable users with antennas and other backup equipment can restore communications within 15 minutes through a satellite network.

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