Drones' Cryptanalysis - Detecting Privacy Invasion Attacks Conducted by Drone
Offered By: IEEE via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a cutting-edge method for detecting privacy invasion attacks conducted by drones in this 20-minute IEEE conference talk. Learn how to determine if a drone is video streaming a specific point of interest by applying periodic physical stimuli to create detectable watermarks in encrypted video traffic. Discover an algorithm that can identify privacy invasion attacks, locate spying drones in space, and differentiate first-person view transmissions from other suspicious radio signals. Examine the implementation and evaluation of this novel detection system in real-world scenarios, including indoor and outdoor environments, with a focus on its ability to detect attacks within 2-3 seconds using four commercial drone models.
Syllabus
Drones' Cryptanalysis - Detecting Privacy Invasion Attacks Conducted by Drone
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IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy
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