Following news that Amazon plans to use unmanned drones for rapid delivery of goods to customers, security researcher Samy Kamkar has developed a way to skyjack drones. The hack may resonate with many Americans, who are concerned about the increasing use of drones by law enforcement to conduct surveillance on citizens within the United States' borders. Kamkar's attack employs a Parrot AR Drone 2, various components, and a Perl application he wrote called, appropriately, "SkyJack", for about $400.Delivery Drones Could Be Skyjackers' Heaven
Following news that Amazon plans to use unmanned drones for rapid delivery of goods to customers, security researcher Samy Kamkar has developed a way to skyjack drones. The hack may resonate with many Americans, who are concerned about the increasing use of drones by law enforcement to conduct surveillance on citizens within the United States' borders. Kamkar's attack employs a Parrot AR Drone 2, various components, and a Perl application he wrote called, appropriately, "SkyJack", for about $400.
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