论文信息 - Security Analysis of the Drone Communication Protocol: Fuzzing the MAVLink protocol

Security Analysis of the Drone Communication Protocol: Fuzzing the MAVLink protocol

The MAVLink protocol, used for bidirectional communication between a drone and a ground control station, will soon become a worldwide standard. The protocol has been the subject of research many times before. Through this paper, we introduce the method of fuzzing as a complementing technique to the other research, to find vulnerabilities that have not been found before by different techniques. The goal is to identify possible vulnerabilities in the protocol implementation in order to make it more secure.

[1] Reiner Creutzburg,et al. Hacking and securing the AR.Drone 2.0 quadcopter: investigations for improving the security of a toy , 2014, Electronic Imaging.

[2] Jared D. DeMott,et al. Fuzzing for Software Security Testing and Quality Assurance , 2008 .

[3] Srdjan Capkun,et al. On the requirements for successful GPS spoofing attacks , 2011, CCS '11.

[4] Neil Butcher,et al. Securing the MAVLink Communication Protocol for Unmanned Aircraft Systems Technical Report # CSSE 1402 , 2014 .

[5] G. G. Stokes. "J." , 1890, The New Yale Book of Quotations.

[6] P ? ? ? ? ? ? ? % ? ? ? ? , 1991 .

[7] Pedram Amini,et al. Fuzzing: Brute Force Vulnerability Discovery , 2007 .

[8] Joseph A Marty. Vulnerability Analysis of the MAVLink Protocol for Command and Control of Unmanned Aircraft , 2013 .