Drone Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Analysis Framework
summary
A Kali-based open-source drone penetration toolkit called DRAT framework implements user and admin modes, a local/server database, automated report generation and CSV export. It contains attacks for ~4–5 drones (Tello, Hubsan, Mavic Pro/Enterprise) including Wi‑Fi WPA2 cracking with Aircrack-ng, deauth and ARP poisoning, MAC‑spoof authentication flooding, firmware tampering, and GPS spoofing using HackRF GPS spoofing. The platform runs attack scripts, logs success/failure, and expects community-contributed modules.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:38Drone security challenges
- 2:13Drone vulnerabilities
- 3:51Known drone attacks
- 5:59Framework goals
- 7:03Framework capabilities
- 9:27User interface workflow
- 11:57Admin mode features
- 13:16DJI Tello attacks
- 14:35More Tello attacks
- 16:50Hubsan drone attacks
- 18:02DJI Mavic attacks
- 20:44App security analysis
- 22:14Future research
- 23:31Open source release
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