Annoying Drone Near You? Fuzz It, Find the Operator. A Hack
Security researchers used fuzzing to hack a popular drone manufacturer DJI’s protocol, DroneID. They demonstrated that it is not encrypted, can be discovered and give the drone’s position and the operator’s position. —  In the vein of hacking stuff in the skies, here’s another write up for you. In the luxury high rise apartment, electric blades whirred outside. The drone floated outside the window, staring in. “There’s that damned thing again!”
Annoying Drone Near You? Fuzz It, Find the Operator. A Hack Security researchers used fuzzing to hack a popular drone manufacturer DJI’s protocol, DroneID. They demonstrated that it is not encrypted, can be discovered and give the drone’s position and the operator’s position. —  In the vein of hacking stuff in the skies, here’s another write up for you. In the luxury high rise apartment, electric blades whirred outside. The drone floated outside the window, staring in. “There’s that damned thing again!” cybersecurity
Annoying Drone Near Fuzz Find Operator Hack Security researcher used fuzzing hack popular drone manufacturer DJI’s protocol DroneID demonstrated encrypted discovered give drone’s position operator’s position — vein hacking stuff sky here’s another write luxury high rise apartment electric blade whirred outside drone floated outside window staring “There’s damned thing again” cybersecurity