South Korea’s military accuses North Korea of GPS jamming

On Friday and Saturday, 8th & 9th of November 2024 respectively, Vessels navigating in Yellow Sea and Civilian Aircraft experienced GPS outages based on South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff announcement last Saturday, as it was published by The Guardian. Estimated sources of…

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Oil Tankers experience GPS Interference in the Gulf of Finland

Since April, Finland has experienced disruptions to GPS signals in the Baltic Sea. Recently, the country's coast guard observed that oil tankers were manipulating their location data to conceal trips to Russia, leading to potentially dangerous situations. More information can be found in…

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GNSS Interference Monitoring

In order to understand when GNSS signals are not trustworthy and be able to take action by activating backup systems and/or emergency procedures, it is important to be aware whether there is active (in or unintentional) interference. This can be achieved by actively…

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How faulty GPS-signals can mislead commercial airlines

Spoofing is a technique to copy and manipulate GPS signals, which ultimately leads to faulty location estimation by the receiver. In contrast to jamming which is the complete blockage of GPS signals and can be found often over combat zones, meaning no position…

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