Drone swarms inside the U.S. could be spying — and the ability to detect, track them is lagging
The U.S. military is searching for ways to track and stop drone swarms flying over sensitive national security sites.
Here's how a top satellite imagery company plans to fly drones through intense GPS jamming
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Fierce Iranian F-14 Tomcat Blocks US Spy Drone Near Airspace
Iran’s armed forces remain on high alert after an alleged encounter with a U.S. spy drone near Iranian airspace. According to ...
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CIA flying spy drones ‘well into Mexico’ as part of Trump crackdown on deadly drug cartels
The drones flying into Mexico are currently unarmed but ... Mexico’s government said it is monitoring a reported uptick in American spy plane missions around the border.
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U.S. Spy Drone Tracked Near Iran as Attack Prospects Grow
Officials said the drone was flying over southern Iran, specifically the Hormozgan province, which lies on the Persian Gulf. At the time Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said the "spy ...
Using Drones for Peeping, Burglaries on Rise: “It’s Gotten Dramatically Worse”
It's attack of the drones as flying cameras stalk stars and serve as burglary lookouts, all while becoming tougher to detect. But security companies are offering high-tech solutions.
US spy drone retreats near Iranian airspace, Nournews says
A U.S. spy drone retreated from near Iranian airspace after encountering Iranian F-14 fighter jets and reconnaissance drones, ...
How the U.S. is confronting the threat posed by drones swarming sensitive national security sites
Drones have repeatedly swarmed sensitive military sites. Current and former Air Force generals, along with a senior member of ...
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An Iranian F-14 Tomcat Claims to Have Intercepted a U.S. Spy Drone
One year later, a pair of Iranian pilots flying the American-made F-4 Phantom ... Iran’s armed forces remain on “high alert” after a U.S. spy drone allegedly flew near Iranian airspace ...
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Are drones spying on U.S. military bases? A former defense official thinks so: “We’re not able to do anything about it”
NORAD’s radar systems were built for Cold War-era threats, not small, low-flying drones. “They can come and go from any direction,” VanHerck admitted. “The FBI is looking at potential options.