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Yeah, I would guess that a spoofed signal wouldn't be that hard to detect - though you'd presumably need the GPS receiver to be capable of this. A spoofed signa
by askvictor 2y ago
Yeah, I would guess that a spoofed signal wouldn't be that hard to detect - though you'd presumably need the GPS receiver to be capable of this. A spoofed signal would have to be stronger than the real thing in order to drown it out, no? So as a first guess - if a signal is unreasonably strong, the signal is probably spoofed, so warn the operator.
- Animats 2y agoRead the Ops Group report. It is a very real problem. They explain it clearly. Many highly qualified people are concerned about GPS spoofing. (Ops Group is a professional group for international pilots, flight planners, or, as they say, people who have a callsign or answer the phone "Ops".)