The micro-drone threat boils down to unauthorized visual or audio capture of sensitive info. CCSS counters this head-on:

Offline and shielded processes (from Key Generation and Storage) keep seeds away from cameras—think air-gapped computers or Faraday enclosures.

Multi-sig and distributed storage (Wallet Creation and Key Storage) ensure no single exposure compromises everything.

Trusted environments and MFA (Key Usage) minimize on-screen displays or inputs that drones could photograph.

Audits and logs (Operations domain) help detect and respond to surveillance attempts, turning potential breaches into learning opportunities.

Overall, higher levels add layers like tamper-evidence and third-party validations, making it exponentially harder for tiny spies to succeed.