Drone Plane Converted to Airborne Hacking Platform at Black HatPC Magazine - Damon Poeter - 5 Aug, 2011Digital death rains from above! A pair of security researchers have turned a surplus US Army drone plane into an airborne hacking platform that infiltrates Wi-Fi networks, intercepts cellphone calls, and even launches denial-of-service ... |
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DIY Spy Drone Sniffs Wi-Fi, Intercepts Phone CallsWired News - Kim Zetter - 5 Aug, 2011LAS VEGAS â€" What do you do when the target you're spying on slips behind his home-security gates and beyond your reach? Launch your personal, specially equipped WASP drone â€" short for Wireless Aerial Surveillance Platform â€" to fly ... |
It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a cyber attack?CNNMoney - David Goldman - 5 Aug, 2011Security professionals Richard Perkins (right) and Mike Tassey built a tiny cyber plane that packs a big punch. LAS VEGAS (CNNMoney) -- With a few thousand bucks, a tool box and some technical ... |
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Wardriving Evolves Into WarflyingDark Reading - Ericka Chickowski - 5 Aug, 2011BLACK HAT USA 2011 -- Las Vegas -- Yesterday at Black Hat, two security researchers demonstrated how a radio-controlled model airplane outfitted with a computer and 4G connectivity could be used to create a ... |
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Researchers show off homemade spy drone at Black HatComputerworld New Zealand - Jaikumar Vijayan - 5 Aug, 2011A pair of security researchers Wednesday unveiled a remote controlled, unmanned aerial vehicle capable of cracking Wi-Fi passwords, exploiting weak wireless access points and mimicking a GSM tower to intercept cell phone conversations. ... |
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A Bird! A Plane! It's A Cyber Attack?FoxReno.com - David Goldman - 5 Aug, 2011LAS VEGAS (CNNMoney) -- With a few thousand bucks, a tool box and some technical skill, you could bring about the cyber apocalypse. Two security professionals proved as much at the Black Hat cybersecurity convention in Las Vegas on ... |
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Researchers show off homemade spy drone at Black HatNetwork World - Jaikumar Vijayan - 5 Aug, 2011LAS VEGAS -- Two security researchers Wednesday unveiled a remote controlled, unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) that is capable of cracking Wi-Fi passwords, exploiting weak wireless access points and mimicking a GSM tower ... |
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