Predator Drones Research Paper

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Since the beginning of World War I, unmanned predator drones has been used for combat and noncombat environments. The U.S military use drones to conduct dangerous expeditions, where no man is capable of going. Without these marvelous devices, how can the U.S gather intelligence of an environment? In non-combat situations, the military and intelligence services need access to key information in order to protect citizens. Having access to intelligence, is very important in the new century. However, with every drone the U.S government and intelligence service possess there is a vulnerability to cyber-attacks. If potential hackers have access to drones, lives can be at stake. Predator drones need some type of restrictions to protect the civilians
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