Anyone surprised that drones are the future of cybercrime?

[Digital Daily, Reporter Kim Bo-min] $12.5 billion (approximately KRW 17 trillion). The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) analyzed that large-scale economic losses occurred due to cybercrime in 2023. The number of cybercrime cases received during the same period was approximately 880,000, and phishing scams using email were found to be rampant. This is a glimpse into the fact that cybercrime has become an industry. In particular, as cyber…

Anyone surprised that drones are the future of cybercrime?

Computerworld.com reported that “The rapid evolution of consumer drone technology is reshaping its potential uses in many ways, including its application in cyberattacks. Modern consumer drones are quieter, faster, and equipped with longer battery life, enabling them to operate further from their operators. They can autonomously navigate obstacles, track moving objects, and capture high-resolution imagery or video.” The April 10, 2025 article en…