I noticed there's a "How To" guide just appeared on Wikileaks -->
Debbie

"Reading mission control data from Predator Drone video feeds, 20 Dec 2009
http://www.wikileaks.org/wiki/Reading_mission_control_data_from_Predator_Dr=
one_video_feeds%2C_20_Dec_2009
Released December 21, 2009
Summary
The following PDF appeared on the "full disclosure" mailinglist on Dec 20, =
2009. It contains detail and a demonstration of how to read out video and m=
ission control data from US Predator drones, which are in operation around =
the world, especially in Afghanistan and Pakistan."





--- On Wed, 23/12/09, Artem Zezyulinskiy <artemzez@sedatelec.com> wrote:

> The part cracked down is the link
> from the satellite to the control post.
> This way you will have much problem to occupy the satellite
> bandwidth.
> =

> Artem
> =

> Martin McCormick a =E9crit :
> > Someone else mentioned that this could be a good
> opportunity for
> > misinformation. That is a great idea while we search
> for a
> > long-term solution. We could put up a small plane full
> of
> > transmitters fed by computers with each transmitter
> sending what
> > might look to the enemy like a drone feed. Real feeds
> might be
> > on some channels but garbage feeds would be everywhere
> which
> > would waste the enemy's time and resources trying to
> sort out
> > the junk feeds from real ones.
> >
> > =A0=A0=A0 A secure channel would be used to
> tell authorized
> > persons where the real feeds were. The challenge would
> be to
> > make the fake feeds have the same electronic
> characteristics as
> > well as the same appearance as genuine feeds.
> >



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