GPS Jamming, Spoofing

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Key Takeaways:

  • High-priced airplane GPS navigators are not immune to vulnerabilities like spoofing.
  • GPS spoofing, which alters WAAS GPS position, is a growing and significant problem.
  • Pilots should be prepared to encounter GPS spoofing at any time.
  • IFR Magazine has detailed real-world issues for pilots to be aware of regarding this threat.
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If you think the high-priced GPS navigator in your airplane is bulletproof, think again. Spoofing by altering the WAAS GPS position is a growing problem that we should all be ready for at any time. Sister publication IFR Magazine recently explained some real-world issues to look for.

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