GPS Spoofing Attacks on AI-based Navigation Systems with Obstacle Avoidance in UAV
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| author | Jung, Ji Hyuk Hong, Mi Yeon Yoon, Ji Won |
| author_facet | Jung, Ji Hyuk Hong, Mi Yeon Yoon, Ji Won |
| contents | Recently, approaches using Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) have been proposed to solve UAV navigation systems in complex and unknown environments. However, despite extensive research and attention, systematic studies on various security aspects have not yet been conducted. Therefore, in this paper, we conduct research on security vulnerabilities in DRL-based navigation systems, particularly focusing on GPS spoofing attacks against the system. Many recent basic DRL-based navigation systems fundamentally share an efficient structure. This paper presents an attack model that operates through GPS spoofing attacks briefly modeling the range of spoofing attack against EKF sensor fusion of PX4 autopilot, and combine this with the DRL-based system to design attack scenarios that are closer to reality. Finally, this paper experimentally demonstrated that attacks are possible both in the basic DRL system and in attack models combining the DRL system with PX4 autopilot system. |
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| spellingShingle | GPS Spoofing Attacks on AI-based Navigation Systems with Obstacle Avoidance in UAV Jung, Ji Hyuk Hong, Mi Yeon Yoon, Ji Won Cryptography and Security Recently, approaches using Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) have been proposed to solve UAV navigation systems in complex and unknown environments. However, despite extensive research and attention, systematic studies on various security aspects have not yet been conducted. Therefore, in this paper, we conduct research on security vulnerabilities in DRL-based navigation systems, particularly focusing on GPS spoofing attacks against the system. Many recent basic DRL-based navigation systems fundamentally share an efficient structure. This paper presents an attack model that operates through GPS spoofing attacks briefly modeling the range of spoofing attack against EKF sensor fusion of PX4 autopilot, and combine this with the DRL-based system to design attack scenarios that are closer to reality. Finally, this paper experimentally demonstrated that attacks are possible both in the basic DRL system and in attack models combining the DRL system with PX4 autopilot system. |
| title | GPS Spoofing Attacks on AI-based Navigation Systems with Obstacle Avoidance in UAV |
| topic | Cryptography and Security |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.08445 |