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DESCRIPTION:In this session\, I will present my research on disrupting dron
 e operations by targeting their command-and-control (C2) channels and anal
 yzing the forensic evidence left behind. My work explores various disrupti
 on techniques\, such as Wi-Fi de-authentication\, man-in-the-middle (MITM)
  attacks\, video stealing\, and drone disabling using tools like Flipper Z
 ero\, ESP32 microcontrollers\, and Linux command-line utilities. I will al
 so delve into the forensic analysis conducted post-attack to identify digi
 tal footprints and network anomalies left by these disruptions. If live de
 monstrations are not feasible at the conference\, I have recorded videos o
 f all the attacks on the drone to showcase them\, and some of the attacks 
 can be performed without flying the drone. Alternatively\, I can use simul
 ations to demonstrate the techniques. This research provides a framework f
 or detecting and documenting evidence of drone attacks\, significantly con
 tributing to the field of drone forensics and cyber-physical security.
DTSTAMP:20260609T052839Z
LOCATION:Rookie track 2
SUMMARY:Disabling Drones: Disruption and Forensic Data Analysis - Paavai Ar
 am
URL:https://cfp.securitybsides.org.uk/bsides-london-2024/talk/MZFXGP/
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