Code, documentation, and other files related to Team Zephyr's CSE 4316/4317 Computer System Design Project I/II senior capstone project at UT Arlington, Fall 2021-Spring 2022.
Our goal, titled Project APT, is to create a sensor payload for a commercial drone that follows the following general specification:
The desired capabilities of the drone will be to identify open wireless access points, scan the network, identify penitential entry points, and exploit the devices to gain access. Additional capabilities would be to use multiple drones for triangulation of wireless access points. If possible, all communication from the operator to the drone would take place over R/F (including command and control) to disguise the attack's point of origin.
A satisfactory project will execute the following mission:
This project is sponsored by Elbit Systems of America (ESA or Elbit), who provided funding as well as project requirements and specifications. The Elbit Point of Contact (POC) is Richard Plumer.
This project is advised by Dr. Christopher McMurrough, Associate Professor of Instruction at The University of Texas at Arlington.
UTA Project Team:
Michael Bonnet, Team Leader
Jorge Estrada, Team Member
Michaela Hay, Team Member
Jose Ibarra, Team Member
Benjamin Knight, Team Communications Head
Kartikey Sharma, Team Member
Notes:
This project is published using Apache License 2.0.