DJI Drone Hacking Using Software Defined Radio ANTSDR E200
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2024
- While not strictly hacking, this cool firmware app for the ANTSDR E200 allows you to receive and decode telemetry data from nearby DJI Drones.
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ANTSDR E200 Review:
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Link to the previous video in the description may be helpful. Great content!
Thanks, will do! Added.
OUTSTANDING!!
Thank you, this is interesting. Most likely SDR Pluto2 will also work.
Pluto1?
Have you tried using the firmware on a Pluto? I ask because the design of the AntSDR is almost identical to the original Pluto SDR.
Nice property around you! I’m certainly jealous!
Sooo…. I think the real question is, what are the future implications of this?
Maybe do a video?!🤔
amazing tutorial.thanks. i need to combo with parabolic and try hack F-22 jet
I can see military applications already here, especially as pilot and drone locations identified!
It's definitely something that militaries do already, in Ukraine not spoofing your location while operating a DJI drone is a death sentence
@@belliduradespicio8009How do you spoof a drone?
My wish list is getting longer.... :)))
Do you know anything about NeptuneSDR B210 Plus board sold on Ali? It looks like a promising piece of hardware but there's next to no reviews for it anywhere.
looks like it’s all the data that’s required by RemoteID, which has been implemented for this exact purpose.
was waiting for the line "that drone 3km away is now in my garden.."
Hope to see this for the HACKRF.
The code is out on git? so I think so
Do you have the link for the git? @@zerobow9413
@@zerobow9413 Do you have the link for the git repo for the hackrf?
@@zerobow9413 Do you have the link to the git for the hackrf?
Hi, I have a question, this project contains all DJI's drones?
Does DJI protocol provide parameters for drone azimuth, (or a compass bearing) and any data as to what direction camera gimbal is pointing? This could be useful when processing images for mapping purposes, to know how a drone was positioned so could be repositioned to same location on a future flight. If available, would lead to some fascinating use cases.
I dont think so only in the logs ?
X-port on M200 platform has it
Hello, is this firmware suitable for e316???
What's the good of this?
Ha, thanks for the tips saw the info on rtl-sdr, wont be long till its turned into an aeroscope with map !
Update.... did not work for me com4 comes up but its dead :-( [32Gb SD card fat32] SDR is the 4 port LibreSDR "ant"
@@zerobow9413Maybe this works only on the hardware in the video.
yeah its sold as an ant200 but I think its a teapot shame we have aeroscopes at work that need to be replaced ! >update its an "MicroPhase ANTSDR E310"
ANTSDR E200
Here is an antenna I would like to test with the E200 for drone reception.
So are these Remote ID packets, or something DJI proprietary? If it's DJI data, it should be encrypted, but if it's Remote ID, the whole point of that is to be in clear so you can be heard by FAA (USA).
NO they are Occusync not wifi beacon frames /BT/BLE R-ID
If this is available to anyone who can install Linux, i wonder if ELINT satellites do this as a matter of routine. Maybe geostationary satellites are too far to receive such a weak high-attenuation signal?
It is linux on the SD card that you plug into the ant200
ELINT SATs have highly advanced DSP detection mechanisms and highly sensitive receiver arrays that can even pick up Bluetooth signals from your Apple watch or iPhone
@@projectsspecial9224 holy shit it's so over
btw u can do this with any cheap wifi card in listening mode...
This is occusync not droneID which is in the broadcast packets of WIFI and the BLE/BT versions
Anyway to block or prevent this data from broadcasting?
There is chatter on the internet that DJi may introduce encryption, if that happens then this data will not be accessible easily.
Amazon is in trouble now! This takes package stealing to a whole 'nother level!
Mark Rober to the rescue!!
Amazon doesn't use DJI drones for delivery. This would have to be re-written for other RID standards.
In practice, any device that broadcasts is vulnerable.
Look forward to v.2 when you can take over control of annoying drones and make them land in your back garden!!
Why in the world is that hacking??
It's simply receiving and decoding packets...
nice location to transmit from. height is might. i feel sorry for the radio operators in a valley.
This is not hacking. This is receiving the remote ID packet designed for this purpose. It can be done with a cheap wifi USB modem.
Yep, already mentioned that it's strictly not hacking, but I think you are missing the point of the video. This solution requires NO external computer to demodulate and decode the packets, so its a great portable solution. Cheers
RID is bad news. Never mind the Plod:
Mortar rounds incoming in 120 seconds... 119... 118... 117...
That's almost a year old "news" and you can use also HackRF or clones.
Not with it running directly on the SDR itself!
@@TechMindsOfficial so we can try to do this on PortaPack (:
Matt, can you elaborate on your comment.@@TechMindsOfficial
@stevecarlisle3323 Sure, as mentioned and demonstrated in the video ALL of the demodulation and decoding is performed within the E200. NO external computer is required to process and output the decoded data. Of course you do need a serial terminal whether hardware or software to view the output, but with other solutions that perform the same, a computer running a series of applications is required to demodulate and decode DroneId. Hope that makes sense :-)
@@TechMindsOfficial OhMan, did I miss that in the video 😔
I do hope that the Ukranians already know about it. It may help them fight against agressors, since the russians already using Aeroscope provided by friendly cheese DJI directly.
Crooked company
A good reminder to not buy DJI drones
the thing to keep in mind, at least here in the USA, the FAA would consider that Aircraft Hijacking. Since the new rules are being enforced all drones are now UAV and treated like any other aircraft.
Listening in on the data packets should be OK assuming they're unencrypted (if they're encrypted, then breaking that is likely covered by computer misuse and hacking laws), but taking over the drone would definitely be a breach of guidelines in every region with established drone laws (USA, UK, EU, etc)
@@ChronSyn Don't get me wrong, I'm all for finding information, and this is very interesting to me.
@@Hat_UncleWhat law are you using to claim this is hijacking a plane?
This is listen only. Data in the packets is pretty much the same as FAA requires for Remote ID, which I believe is another 2.4GHz signal/protocol. (similar to bluetooth)
There are free apps that display Remote ID data, and plot it realtime on a map. (In my opinion broadcasting pilot location unencrypted is a security issue, but i digress)
Beware of
Misuse of Communications
+
Interfering with the Flight of an Aircraft contrary to the Air Navigation Order
in the UK. A chap can be too clever.
This video got u a new sub. Do u have insta so I can ask u questions
Yep, links in About or videos.