Drone Hacking Wireless Exploits, GPS Spoofing, and UAV Security

From Wi-Fi-controlled consumer drones to military-grade UAVs, this book takes you on a deep dive into how drones communicate, where they're vulnerable, and how attackers (both ethical and... not-so-ethical) exploit them. Whether you're a penetration tester, a cybersecurity researcher, or just someone who's sick of rogue drones buzzing over your backyard, this book will show you the methods hackers use to break into these flying machines-and how to defend against them.
What's Inside?Wi-Fi Drone Exploitation - Crack passwords, intercept video feeds, and hijack control signals like a pro.RF and SDR-Based Attacks - Use software-defined radios (SDRs) to sniff, jam, and manipulate drone signals.GPS Spoofing 101 - Trick UAVs into flying wherever you want by injecting fake navigation data.Firmware Hacking & Reverse Engineering - Tear apart drone software to uncover vulnerabilities and take control.Offensive Drone Security - Learn how UAVs are used for cyberattacks, surveillance, and even physical security bypasses.Counter-UAV Strategies - Discover anti-drone technologies and how to defend against unauthorized UAVs.This book isn't just about hacking drones-it's about understanding their security flaws so we can build better defenses. Whether you're protecting your own UAV, securing airspace, or testing vulnerabilities in the field, you'll gain real-world knowledge that applies to both attack and defense.
Part of the IoT Red Teaming Series
If you're into IoT hacking, this book is just one piece of the puzzle. Drone Hacking is part of theIoT Red Teaming: Offensive and Defensive Strategies series, covering everything from hardware hacking (Mastering Hardware Hacking) to smart vehicle exploits (The Car Hacker's Guide) and even satellite security (Satellite Hacking). Want to go beyond drones? Check out Wireless Hacking Unleashed for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and RF attacks, or Firmware Hacking & Reverse Engineering if you love tearing apart IoT devices at the binary level.
Who Should Read This?Ethical hackers & penetration testers looking to expand their skill setCybersecurity professionals securing UAV technologyDrone hobbyists curious about the security of their flying gadgetsLaw enforcement & military personnel exploring counter-drone tacticsAnyone who loves tech, hacking, and a good challenge

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