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Protect the Frequencies – By preventing interference
Toughen Receivers – With readily available technology
Augment Services – With difficult to disrupt terrestrial signals
What to do? Some recommendations.
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Airliners off U.S. coast spoofed by military testing – Spirent
Image: Spirent What's new: An American Airlines and an Air Canada aircraft were spoofed off the coast of the Carolinas yesterday. This was apparently due to previously announced military testing. Why it's important: Testing is essential and the military makes every...
US dangerously behind, PNT leadership needed – GPS World
Image: Shutterstock The author of the below article is President of the Resilient Navigation and Timing Foundation. US dangerously behind, PNT leadership needed Est. reading time: 3 minutes July 30, 2024 By Dana Goward Describing a dangerous “asymmetric vulnerability...
US Space Force is set to install 24 satellite jamming stations capable of disrupting Russian or Chinese communications – SatNews
Image: U.S. Space Force What's New: An update on Space Force's jamming efforts. Why It's Important: It reinforces that electronic warfare involves space assets and no signals are safe. Gives you a pretty good idea that at least China and Russia, probably Iran and...
“The house is on fire”: U.S. officials confront Russia, China threat to West – Axios
Image: Shutterstock What's New: A report from the Aspen Security Forum. Why It's Important: Enemies attack areas of weakness, especially if they have strength in that same area. PNT is a glaring example of the west's weakness and Russian and Chinese strength. What...
Could PNT have its own ‘CrowdStrike’ moment? – Spatial Source
Image: Shutterstock What's New: An OpEd in Spatial Source correctly pointing out that PNT is an essential cyber component that could, and has, failed. And could, and has been, exploited. Why It's Important: A global problem with PNT would make the CrowdStrike problem...
