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@article{186506,
        author = {Ms Divya Jayam Nadar and Ms Khushi Anand Sawant and Ms. Nikita Madwal and Mrs. Nafisa Ansari},
        title = {Drone jacking: Threat in Cyber Crime},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {},
        volume = {12},
        number = {no},
        pages = {302-305},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=186506},
        abstract = {Drone jacking is the act of hacking or taking unauthorized control of a drone. This typically involves exploiting weaknesses in the drone's communication system, software, or controls. Hackers may intercept signals, jam communication, or inject malicious commands to gain control over the drone. Drone jacking is a type of cyberattack and poses significant security, privacy, and safety risks. Drone jacking is a method that is used in cybercrimes to manipulate over drones to attain control over and leading to data breaches which cause a big loss to enterprises by leaking off their business secrets, not just considering at industrial level but even citizens around since the data gains access to personal information or loss of sensitive content without authorization.
Drone jacking had paved its path in the world of hacking, data breaching where hackers can use this technique to determine package delivery schedules, posing a serious threat to consumer success and brand reputation.
It’s an unfortunate event for drones as drones are a valuable asset used by photographers, shippers, and law enforcement.},
        keywords = {Data Breach, Data communication, Data leakage, Enforced security standards, Firmware updates.},
        month = {},
        }