GPS spoofing is an attack in which a radio transmitter located near the target is used to interfere with a legitimate GPS signals. The attacker can transmit no data at all or could transmit inaccurate ...

Hey, good buddy, I’m finally headed in the right direction — and so is the rest of humanity. I got a handheld Global Positioning System (GPS) device for Christmas. It’s amazing what the thing can do.

We, of the PNT universe, have been hearing a rather continual message of doom from the media regarding the fragility of the GPS (or GNSS) signals. In a way, they are right. The received GPS signal is ...

No audio available for this content. Click to read Richard Langley’s Innovation Insights column, “GNSS jamming and spoofing.” Figure 1: GPSJAM map on March 23, 2024. The map is based on GPS accuracy ...