Unmanned Aircraft Cyber-Infection No Big Threat
The computer virus that infected parts of the U.S. unmanned aircraft fleet in September is “more of a nuisance than an operational threat,” say officials of U.S. Air Force Space Command at Peterson AFB, Colo. The infection was first detected Sept. 15 by 24th Air Force cyber-protection specialists...
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