Teen’s drone hack exposes poor security controls for Internet of Things devices

May 14, 2019 by Namorgy

Paul demonstrated that he could disconnect a user from his drone and then take complete control of it by exploiting its insecure protocols. The drone hack was a controlled stunt organised by Kaspersky Lab to highlight the urgent need for stricter measures from companies developing IoT related-devices such as drones, baby monitors, smart appliances, smart home devices, and connected toys.

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