Solo security question

[Mike Davis]

After seeing this video:
DEF CON 23 - Robinson and Mitchell - Knocking my neighbors kids cruddy drone offline
I wonder about the security of the Solo relative to what the video shows as the extreme ease of hacking and controlling a Parrot

 

[RichWest]

Parrot has been the butt of many hack jobs for the "media" to claim all are not secure. But understanding what or where parrot came from, it is understandable. You know Parrot drones are likely the most prolific drone in educational research, reason...cost per a unit and they are open.

Here's a previous discussion about hacking, back in the beginning days of Solo. There are other threads having discussed the same topic, just giving you this one because it mentioned the "word"... Searching the forum will provide many many more answers.

Deauthenticating a "Smart Drone" - (or why 3drobotics Solo should use ieee80211w=1)