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US Coast Guard protests GPS disruption to UN body: ‘urgent issue’

March 26, 2020

Responding to a plea from 14 maritime organizations in the fall of 2019, the U.S. Coast Guard has […]

This article is tagged with Black Sea, Dana Goward, GNSS disruptions, GPS jamming, IMO, innocent passage, International Maritime Organization, Mediterranean, U.S. Coast Guard, United Nations and posted in Latest News, Transportation

Spoofing: Black Sea maybe not, Baltic maybe so

October 24, 2017

Spurious signals in the Black Sea have repeatedly placed seagoing vessels, according to their navigation systems, on the […]

This article is tagged with Asymmetric Warfare Group, Baltic Sea, Black Sea, Latvia, Mike Jones, Russia, spoofing and posted in GNSS, Latest News

Spoofing in the Black Sea: What really happened?

October 11, 2017

Between June 22-24, a number of ships in the Black Sea reported anomalies with their GPS-derived position, and found themselves apparently located at an airport.

This article is tagged with anti-jam, Black Sea, critical infrastructure, CRPA, drones, GNSS antenna, inertial sensors, jamming, Pokémon GO, Russia, software-defined radio, spoofing, UAVs and posted in Defense, Featured Stories, Opinions

PNT Roundup: Telecoms cite GNSS vulnerabilities

October 9, 2017

In a technical report titled GPS Vulnerability released Sept. 15, the Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Standards (ATIS) renewed […]

This article is tagged with Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Standards, ATIS, Black Sea, critical infrastructure, eLoran, GNSS vulnerability, GPS spoofing, Putin, Russia, spoofing attack, telecommunications and posted in From the Magazine, Mobile

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