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Spoofing is possible, and Russia is known to use it. But it's unlikely they'd use it here. Spoofing is pretty indiscriminate, so nearby devices would also be af
by papercrane 3y ago
Spoofing is possible, and Russia is known to use it. But it's unlikely they'd use it here. Spoofing is pretty indiscriminate, so nearby devices would also be affected, and as another commenter pointed out the device knowing it's location is important for it to connect to the network.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/vladimir-putin/russia-spoofing-gps-vast-scale-stop-drones-approaching-putin-report-n987376 https://www.nbcnews.com/news/vladimir-putin/russia-spoofing-...
- actionfromafar 3y agoThe spoofing could be local to exactly the device you want to spoof. Just put a very weak sender on top of the antenna. Agree about the other stuff though, and the points made in other comments that Starlink is sort of a GPS itself.