September 11, 2014

Cruising high seas, engineers detect fake GPS signals – Directions Magazine

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Spoofed GPS signals fool today’s recievers into thinking they are real. But researchers at Cornell have a way to tell which are the real McCoys. The work may make GPS hackubg less of a worry.
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