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There are a number of ways in which government agencies, hackers and spooks can steal data from your computer, however Insitu, a subsidiary of Boeing, an American multinational corporation that makes and sells airplanes, rotor craft, rockets and satellites etc, would love to have the ability to deliver spyware through drones.
The plan is described in internal emails from the Italian firm ‘Hacking Team‘, which makes software programs that can remotely infect a suspect’s computer or smartphone, accessing information and recording calls, chats, emails and more. Recently, hackers were able to penetrate Milan-based company earlier this month and they released hundreds of gigabytes of company information online. Wikileaks has published them here: WikiLeaks - The Hackingteam Archives
Among the emails is a recap of a meeting in June of this year, which gives a “road map” of projects that Hacking Team’s engineers are currently involved in.
ScanEagle prototype in Flight – Insitu
The request seems to have originated with a question from the Washington-based Insitu, which makes a variety of unmanned systems, including the small ScanEagle surveillance drone, which has long been used by the militaries various countries, including the United States. Insitu additionally markets its drones for law enforcement.
for more & source click here: Boeing and “Hacking Team” wants to implant spywares via Drones - GadgTecs
The plan is described in internal emails from the Italian firm ‘Hacking Team‘, which makes software programs that can remotely infect a suspect’s computer or smartphone, accessing information and recording calls, chats, emails and more. Recently, hackers were able to penetrate Milan-based company earlier this month and they released hundreds of gigabytes of company information online. Wikileaks has published them here: WikiLeaks - The Hackingteam Archives
Among the emails is a recap of a meeting in June of this year, which gives a “road map” of projects that Hacking Team’s engineers are currently involved in.
ScanEagle prototype in Flight – Insitu
The request seems to have originated with a question from the Washington-based Insitu, which makes a variety of unmanned systems, including the small ScanEagle surveillance drone, which has long been used by the militaries various countries, including the United States. Insitu additionally markets its drones for law enforcement.
for more & source click here: Boeing and “Hacking Team” wants to implant spywares via Drones - GadgTecs
the advantage of North Korea is that they have method ,ability to attack the world -wide network .But the external world cannot have an effective measures to strike back ,because once they are "bullied by" other country ,they will cut off their cable to outside world ,what a wise strategy!
