GPS Jamming and Spoofing

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Widerøe pilots lost GPS signal 27 times so far in December

“This creates big problems for us. We lose one of the systems that we normally use for navigation,” says spokesperson Catharina Solli with the regional airliner Widerøe.

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What is the difference between GPS Jamming and Spoofing? - everything RF

Spoofing and Jamming are two ways in which adversaries may attempt to disrupt position, navigation and time solutions derived from GPS / GNSS. Spoofing is when a GPS rece

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Interesting read from 2019.

https://lloydslist.maritimeintelligence.informa.com/LL1128820/Seized-UK-tanker-likely-spoofed-by-Iran

 

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GPS Spoofing Raises Alarms - AVweb

Someone in the Middle East has figured out how to spoof GPS data and it’s playing havoc with aircraft navigation. OPSGROUP, a site used by airline, business and cargo pilots, is reporting that aircraft using Airway UMB688 in northern Iraq are experiencing complete navigation system failures...

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Flights misled over position, navigation failure follows

Update - Thursday Sep 28 Since publishing Monday’s risk warning on complex navigation failures following fake GPS signals, we have received further concerning reports from operators, mirroring the same events. The impact of the nav failures is becoming clearer, with one operator almost entering Ira

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Information Warfare: Hackers for Hamas​

November 6, 2023: Russian and Gaza-based hackers are joining the war in Gaza. They are doing this by attacking Israeli infrastructure targets. This cybersecurity campaign against Israeli targets is complicating the ongoing Hamas-Israel conflict, with hackers launching attacks on government and private sites, as well as an Israeli app that warns residents of incoming rocket strikes. In some cases, denial-of-service attacks knocked websites offline for short periods. The hackers include pro-Russian cybercriminal gangs like Anonymous Sudan, which claimed to have targeted the website of the Jerusalem Post. Earlier in 2023, Gaza-based hacking group Storm-1133 attacked energy, defense, and telecommunications companies inside Israel. The group used fake LinkedIn profiles and posed as software developers or project managers to send malware to employees at those targets and install back doors for later communications. The pro-Palestine AnonGhost hacking group manipulated alerts on an Israeli app that warns residents of rocket fire, in one instance warning that a nuclear bomb was on the way. They hacked 10,000 to 20,000 users.

Information Warfare: Hackers for Hamas

Russian and Gaza-based hackers are joining the war in Gaza They are doing this by attacking Israeli infrastructure targets This cybersecurity campaign against Israeli targets is complicating the ongoing Hamas-Israel conflict, with hackers launching att

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