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Russia Rolls Out Unique Drone Encryption System
Russia Rolls Out Unique Drone Encryption System
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MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russia has launched the Mirazh (Mirage) system, an advanced encryption technology designed to protect drones from enemy interference. 04.04.2025, Sputnik India
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Deployed in the special operation zones, the system secures drone signals with over 60,000 unique key combinations, preventing interception and protecting the drone operator’s location.While similar systems exist, experts highlight that Mirazh outperforms its Chinese counterparts, which offer shorter-range signals and fewer encryption options. The system also has broader applications, including for video surveillance.Russian troops in the field have praised the system’s reliability, noting that it maintains a stable signal even over distances of 8 km and through complex terrain, unaffected by enemy electronic warfare.
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Russia Rolls Out Unique Drone Encryption System
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russia has launched the Mirazh (Mirage) system, an advanced encryption technology designed to protect drones from enemy interference.
Deployed in the special operation zones, the system secures drone signals with over 60,000 unique key combinations, preventing interception and protecting the drone operator’s location.
While similar systems exist, experts highlight that Mirazh outperforms its Chinese counterparts, which offer shorter-range signals and fewer encryption options. The system also has broader applications, including for video surveillance.
Russian troops in the field have praised the system’s reliability, noting that it maintains a stable signal even over distances of 8 km and through complex terrain, unaffected by enemy electronic warfare.
