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Aerial warfare systems in various countries highly expect Swarm Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and Flying Adhoc Networks (FANETs) for defense stability. However, swarm UAVs face many challenges, like security breaches, malfunctions, link failures, and handover failures. UAVs can easily malfunction by external threats to create data loss, theft, signal jamming, misrouting, false handover, and location spoofing. Failures in UAV handover principles make overall gradual downtime in FANET. Against these issues, existing UAV protection mechanisms deliver location monitoring mechanisms (graphs and trees), multi-link handover mechanisms, and distributed authentication principles. However, the implantation of recent-day techniques may fail against migrating attacker events executed in electronic warfare systems. The existing security methods need improvements for protecting Multi-UAV layers effectively …