But it’s not military hardware, it’s just a DJI commercial drone.
Back in February and March, the Russians were also detecting signals from Ukraine’s DJI drones as soon as they launched, and shell their location.
But it’s not military hardware, it’s just a DJI commercial drone.
Back in February and March, the Russians were also detecting signals from Ukraine’s DJI drones as soon as they launched, and shell their location.
Holy smokes, is there a way to prevent that?
Otherwise, what’s the point in having those things?
The Ukrainians started to launch the drones from a position away from their troops as a misdirect.
Ah, I finally a solution that doesn’t require any tech knowledge to understand!
The Ukrainians started to launch the drones from a position away from their troops as a misdirect.
I read someplace a while back that they had also turned off or spoofed the GPS then just fly by sight.
I read someplace a while back that they had also turned off or spoofed the GPS then just fly by sight.
Yeah, because starting from a certain firmware version, the drone would send out unencrypted telemetry of itself and the remote in the handshake signals.
Yeah, because starting from a certain firmware version, the drone would send out unencrypted telemetry of itself and the remote in the handshake signals.
Didn’t DJI also give Russia an updated version of the tracking software before it was commercially released? or was just internet scuttlebutt?
Didn’t DJI also give Russia an updated version of the tracking software before it was commercially released? or was just internet scuttlebutt?
[DJI drone operator attacked in Ukraine] Ukrainian soldiers have stopped trying to use DJI drones, since they’ve realized that every time they use the product from the Chinese company results in Russian shelling. I do wonder why people in states that Russia and China are hostile towards would continue using products made by these authoritarian regimes. Tiktok, DJI, Telegram, I would use none of these if I were an Ukrainian. Although it would made a perfect decoy and waste some Ru…
Video of Ukrainians being shelled immediately after launching a DJI drone.
I think the Russians definitely knew how to use these signals. Although, it would seem like the Ukrainians are also able to use these signals now.
Yeah, because starting from a certain firmware version, the drone would send out unencrypted telemetry of itself and the remote in the handshake signals.
Wait what, they had encrypted telemetry and upgraded to a version that would send out unencrypted telemetry? That’s quite a bug they created in the software can’t believe it was deliberate,
Wait what, they had encrypted telemetry and upgraded to a version that would send out unencrypted telemetry?
I think the information wasn’t included in the previous versions. Since these are commercial drones, I can imagine why it was not encrypted.
hansioux:Yeah, because starting from a certain firmware version, the drone would send out unencrypted telemetry of itself and the remote in the handshake signals.
Wait what, they had encrypted telemetry and upgraded to a version that would send out unencrypted telemetry? That’s quite a bug they created in the software can’t believe it was deliberate,
Was it a feint or some preplanned Western thing?
Wait what, they had encrypted telemetry and upgraded to a version that would send out unencrypted telemetry? That’s quite a bug they created in the software can’t believe it was deliberate,
if my understanding was correct, it was something to do with an upgrade on the obstacle avoidance, so multiple drones could fly in the same area and not hit each other, also geo fencing no fly zones.
By the way, we had a thread on the DJI firmware situation
Continuing the discussion from Ukraine Invaded by the Russians - April 2022: This “getting killed” part makes me think that some avid hackers should urgently provide solutions. Problem: Chinese DJI drones transmit an unencrypted clear-text signal called “Aeroscope”. This signal identifies the drone and also broadcasts it’s GPS coordinates (and possibly also the coordinates of the controller). DJI offers an Aeroscope device that can receive that signal and show the position of all drones near…
As @olm said
Problem: Chinese DJI drones transmit an unencrypted clear-text signal called “Aeroscope”. This signal identifies the drone and also broadcasts it’s GPS coordinates (and possibly also the coordinates of the controller).
DJI offers an Aeroscope device that can receive that signal and show the position of all drones nearby. That’s what Russians use for targeting drone operators with artillery (not landmines, of course, as the boy in the video says).
Time for peace:
PETER HITCHENS: I ask you to think very hard about what the Prime Minister said in Kiev a few days ago.
Another one:
Hand written receipts:
“Hand receipts, it’s all paper.”
Meanwhile, in EU districts:
Protests in Germany against sanctions that shaft Germans:
Es ist eine der größten Demos der vergangenen Jahre in Dessau gewesen. Auf dem Marktplatz haben über 2.000 Menschen an der Kundgebung der „Handwerker für den Frieden“ teilgenommen.
The Dutch city of The Hague on Thursday said it would ask for a temporary exemption of EU sanctions against Russia, as it struggles to find a replacement for its contract with Russian gas supplier Gazprom in time.
Giving money for missile messages, thinking the bombs were actually real or fired. Another money making scam. And if prosecution follows…
Reuters @Reuters
What is the IT Army of Ukraine?
Time for peace:
PETER HITCHENS: A long war in Ukraine will bring nothing but death, poverty and ruin | Daily Mail OnlineAnother one:
https://twitter.com/DamuliraSadiq/status/1564571018773028864Hand written receipts:
Black Hole: as billions in American arms and aid enter Ukraine, US officials receive hand written receiptsMeanwhile, in EU districts:
Protests in Germany against sanctions that shaft Germans:
https://www-mz-de.translate.goog/lokal/dessau-rosslau/handwerker-fur-den-frieden-uber-2-000-menschen-protestieren-in-dessau-gegen-russland-sanktionen-3433782?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wappDutch city of The Hague seeks exemption from EU sanctions against Russia | Reuters
Giving money for missile messages, thinking the bombs were actually real or fired. Another money making scam. And if prosecution follows…
https://twitter.com/clim8resistance/status/1562988761977196545
"Ukraine Donors Could Face Federal Prosecution" by George Eliason
Do you ever post a link that’s negative about Russia?
From the UN - glad the Russians stopped the Ukrainian attack on the Nuclear plant:
Just making it all equal with those who jump onto the next thing the media tells them to hate or worship. Interesting that you see peace as being pro-Russian.
From the UN - glad the Russians stopped the Ukrainian attack on the Nuclear plant:
https://twitter.com/jaccocharite/status/1565443353616998401
It appears not.
Just making it all equal with those who jump onto the next thing the media tells them to hate or worship. Interesting that you see peace as being pro-Russian.
Not necessarily, but your links are without argument pro-Russian.
Regarding the assassination of Oleksiy Kovalyov and his wife, there seem to have been similar acts in the past few weeks:
Vitaliy Hura, the Moscow-appointed “deputy head” of the local occupation authority in the town of Nova Kakhovka near Kherson, is in critical condition following an assassination attempt, Russian state propaganda agency RIA Novosti reported via a...
The Russian-backed mayor of Kherson in Ukraine was poisoned by a chef who began working in his house just a day before, according to reports.
The Moscow-appointed mayor of the Russia-occupied Ukrainian town of Mykhaylivka, Ivan Sushko, has been killed by a car bomb.
The deputy chief of traffic police in the Russian-controlled Ukrainian city of Berdiansk died in hospital on Friday after being wounded in a bomb blast, local Russian-installed officials said.
The reported victim of the attack, Askyar Laishev, worked for Ukraine's security service before switching sides.