To date, there have been a number of simulated, experimental, and real-world cyber-attacks on unmanned aerial systems (UAS). These attacks have been carried out by different actors including researchers, militaries, rogue hackers, and unidentified sources [1]. Successful cyber-intrusions on aircraft are often considered incredibly dangerous because they could, hypothetically, control the vehicle once inside. However, … Continue reading Malware In The Loop: Investigating Takeover of UAS via Sensor Data Falsification