How far away do you think we are from consumer drones being used to commit a crime or terrorist attack?
What about a delivery drone being intercepted and robbed for its packages?
close.... pepole are stupid fly ti hen land it and they will try to get close to it. boom
>>52456311
taka a look
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-I088QS6yM
If you can attach a flamethrower to it, you can do the same with, for example, grenade.
>>52456555
>a fucking drone will have enough power not only to carry a flamethrower, but shoot it too
Broham.
>drops brick of heroin into prison yard.
>>52456311
[spoiler] nobody cares [/spoiler]
>>52456311
A DJI phantom 2 should be able to lift about 600g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKZIg4IWxDY
Thats a 500g Whiistle mix explosion
Honestly i'm surprised it hasn't been done yet OP
>>52456311
>What about a delivery drone being intercepted and robbed for its packages?
Or just shot down.
I would do that - free pizza.
I hate ameridumbs, i have the right to record from the sky above your home. You have no privacy outside your house.
when will we get the first drone hackers that take over any passing drone?
those things probably all have terrible security
>>52456990
The idea is that you give the drone a target position and then it should control itself.
Security could be a lot better but most of the tools are made for internet transfers, so it is easier to just give them a wifi and then send commands to them via that.
With the current methods, cracking a wifi takes time. And a moving target, that is nearly impossible to crack the wifi and send a message to it, you have to know a lot of factors for this to be possible.
Some of them are just radio controlled though so guess it won't be hard to hijack those.