The unencrypted module let Ukrainian investigators read the drone’s terrain maps and targeting code.
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The unencrypted module let Ukrainian investigators read the drone’s terrain maps and targeting code.
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The unencrypted module let Ukrainian investigators read the drone’s terrain maps and targeting code.
Overall, the results speak for themselves, and this isn’t even the first time TrashBench has done something like this. He’s previously strapped a CPU cooler on a GTX 960 , though with a lot more grace, and bolted a serve…