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Secure India's Connected Future: Designing a Trusted Satellite Internet Protocol

Compare India's terrestrial internet with a Starlink-style LEO satellite architecture. Explore 17 threats, then design a protocol and test it against all of them.

Architecture, not nationality. This app assesses how systems are designed and who controls them. It does not state or imply that any named company has done anything wrong. Ratings are qualitative judgements, never measurements.
1 · Side-by-side comparison

Two architectures, one destination

Architecture A · Terrestrial (Indian operator)

Architecture B · LEO satellite

RadioOptical (laser)FibreInternational linkLink down
2 · Threat model

17 threats, both architectures

Select a threat to see the assets at risk, the attacker, the preconditions and the consequences, plus the reasoning behind each rating.

3 · Evidence panel

Fact, risk or allegation?

4 · Protocol design workbench

Build your protocol

Pick building blocks. The 17 threats and the scorecard update immediately. Watch for warnings: some fixes create new problems.

India's security comes first. A design is eligible only when it passes the sovereignty gate: India keeps control of service continuity, data jurisdiction and dependence on any single provider. Cost, privacy and competition are then compared within that limit.
How scoring works
How scoring works
5 · Attack-simulation sandbox

Replay the 17 threats against your design

Fictional scenarios with invented data. Nothing connects to a real network, and no attack instructions are given.

6 · Submission export

Export your design

Drafts are kept in this browser only.

One trade-off per threat

A valid entry states a trade-off for each threat.

Peer review: compare designs

Load another participant's JSON file to compare it with your current design, or load two files to compare them with each other. There is no leaderboard.

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