<ul><li>Ukraine has used malware-equipped drones to disrupt Russian attempts to reuse or reverse-engineer technology, showcasing a new frontier in cyber-physical warfare.</li><li>The malware-equipped drones employ a tiered strategy with three primary variants of malware, including hardware sabotage, system lockout, and covert cyber espionage.</li><li>Ukraine's approach limits Russia's ability to reverse-engineer the technology and delays the development of effective counter-drone measures.</li><li>This situation highlights the need for diversified supply chains, enhanced cybersecurity protocols, and domestic manufacturing investments in the global drone industry to mitigate disruption risks.</li></ul>

Ukraine’s Trojan Horse Drones: A New Frontier in Cyber Warfare

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