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'Dronejacking' to become next big security threat as hackers look to the sky

by The Gurus
November 30, 2016
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In 2016, drone technology entered the mainstream and can now be used for aerial photography, media filming, law enforcement surveillance and – if the promises from pioneering digital giants like Amazon come to fruition – home deliveries. Yet as more of these small flying devices take to the skies, cybersecurity experts are warning that they will inevitably become an open target for hackers. In what is being dubbed as “dronejacking”, experts say cybercriminals are likely already looking at ways to exploit these devices.
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