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Homeland Security Bulletin: 2019 GPS Week Number Rollover
2019 GPS Week Number Rollover Event NOTICE: Certain retired GPS products may be impacted by this event. If you have concerns or questions, please contact Syncworks Support at 904.280.1234 or Submit A Support Request. This paper is intended to provide an understanding of the possible effects of the April 6, 2019 GPS Week Number Rollover on[…] Read More
GPS Cyberattacks: Risk of hackers manipulating GPS in planes, ships and cars is real
SOURCE: Bruce Sussman, KATU News and KATU.com Staff The risk of hackers manipulating GPS in planes, ships and cars is real, and it has already happened. There are at least two types of GPS cyberattacks being seen. One type fools your GPS with a fake location signal, and another type of attack blocks that GPS[…] Read More
TimeSource Enhanced PRTC (ePRTC) Safeguards Against GNSS Vulnerabilities
TimeSource Enhanced PRTC Massive deployment of GNSS as a timing source for synchronizing wired and wireless telecommunications networks has created security risks to a point where governments, major telecommunications/mobile operators and enterprises are now urgently looking to protect their networks against both regional GNSS issues as well as the potential of a global GNSS outage.[…] Read More
Financial & Power Among Most Likely Spoofing Targets (rntfnd.org)
Nation-states attacking financial institutions and power grids, and organized criminals stealing high value assets were deemed among the most likely spoofing scenarios in a recent presentation by Fugro. Discussing “the world of spoofing,” as part of a presentation to the Dutch Institute for Navigation’s workshop on GNSS Interference and Authentication, the presentation discussed motivations behind[…] Read More
US says energy grids were hacked by Russia
WASHINGTON (AP) — Pushing back harder on Russia, the Trump administration accused Moscow on Thursday of a concerted hacking operation targeting the U.S. energy grid, aviation systems and other infrastructure, and also imposed sanctions on Russians for alleged interference in the 2016 election. It was the strongest action to date against Russia by the administration,[…] Read More