Abstract

In the past few years, the fast increase in air traffic load has brought new challenges for air traffic controllers. The air surveillance task has become harder and as a consequence, the actual monitoring tools need to be improved. In this work, a method based on deep learning that automatically detects ADS-B spoofing attacks is proposed. As autonomous drone technologies will, in the near future, be more and more developed, this study focuses on low-altitude traffic. Our tool is based on a classifier model that raises anomalies between true aircraft trajectory shapes and supposed aircraft categories (e.g. planes, helicopters). The proposed approach can detect spoofing attacks with a success rate of 96.2%.

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