She Built an AI That Detects Fake Planes in the Sky

What if someone could create fake airplanes, and you’d never know they weren’t real? In this clip, Angelina Tsuboi sits down with David Bombal to unveil Flycatcher, an AI-powered cybersecurity device she built using a Raspberry Pi and SDR to detect spoofed aircraft.

Angelina shares how she combined her passion for aviation and cybersecurity to tackle one of the most overlooked threats in modern flight: the unencrypted, unauthenticated ADS-B protocol. She explains how ghost planes can be injected into airspace and how her neural network model can catch them, all running locally on a Pi with custom Python code.
Whether you’re into ethical hacking, aviation security, or emerging AI applications, this is a must-watch.

Watch the full interview here: Next Gen Hackers are NEXT level 🤯

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