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It would also be fairly short-lived in battle, since the spoofer is broadcasting its own location in a highly accurate "place ordnance here" manner.
by jhayward 9y ago
It would also be fairly short-lived in battle, since the spoofer is broadcasting its own location in a highly accurate "place ordnance here" manner.
- subway 9y agoMore likely it is broadcasting the position of the satellite it is spoofing, with altered timing. edit: that doesn't prevent other means of locating the source of an rf signal
- jhayward 9y agoYou can't spoof the encrypted signal by simulating a satellite, you have to capture the real signal and rebroadcast it as an overpowering signal so targets can't get the direct broadcast at their location. This means that everyone who is getting the overpowered signal will compute the same location, which will be the antenna of the spoofer.