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Satellite user terminals are a promising target for adversaries seeking totarget satellite communication networks. Despite this, many protectionscommonly found in terrestrial routers are not present in some user terminals.  As a case study we audit the attack surface presented by the Starlinkrouter's admin interface, using fuzzing to uncover a denial of service attackon the Starlink user terminal. We explore the attack's impact, particularly inthe cases of drive-by attackers, and attackers that are able to maintain acontinuous presence on the network. Finally, we discuss wider implications,looking at lessons learned in terrestrial router security, and how to properlyimplement them in this new context.

Dishing Out DoS: How to Disable and Secure the Starlink User Terminal