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It is IoT devices that are often misused to create Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, which is due to the weak security of IoT devices against misuse. Increased deployment of IoT devices with sensors increases possible safety risks. As the number of sensors in an Internet of Things (IoT) system grows, a question arises as to whether the transmission between the sensors and the IoT devices is reliable and whether the user receives alerts correctly and in a timely manner. Smart devices along with sensors are gaining in popularity with the promise of making life easier for the owner. Therefore, the C圜-UAS concept shows promise as a new, lower energy, and lower collateral damage approach to defending against UAS.

While both the C-UAS techniques adopt the denial-of-service strategy, the C圜-UAS is able to achieve the same mission by consuming much less energy. In this article, the comparison of energy requirements between the C圜-UAS prototype and existing C-UAS products that utilize RF jamming methods reveals that C圜-UAS achieves significant energy savings while not affecting other telecommunication devices operating at the same frequencies. A comparison of the energy requirements between C圜-UAS and existing C-UAS techniques is performed to assess energy efficiency and trade-offs of different C-UAS approaches. Then, a simulation model of a defense facility is constructed to analyze and validate specific mission scenarios of interest and several proposed concepts of operation. This article validates the cyber-attack C-UAS (C圜-UAS) concept through reviewing recent C-UAS operational experimental scenarios and conducting analysis on the collected data. This is achieved by performing cyber-attacks on adversarial UASs through hijacking the device-specific communication’s link on a narrow RF band and without the need for broad-spectrum RF energy bursts during C-UAS operations, which can result in lower energy usage to accomplish the same outcome. Current cybersecurity analysis of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) UASs have revealed multiple vulnerabilities that give rise to opportunities to conduct C-UAS operations in the cyber domain. The effects of RF jamming result in undesirable consequences, such as the jamming of other nearby friendly radio devices as well as the increase in RF footprint for local operators. Existing counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) defensive mechanisms rely heavily on radio frequency (RF) jamming techniques that require a large amount of energy to operate.

Packet capture tool three way hand shake