Achieving Maximum Realism in GNSS Spoofing Testing
The aim of GNSS receiver testing is to understand and optimize how the device will perform in the real world. But that immediately creates a quandary for test teams. Rigorous testing requires the test environment to be repeatable and controllable, but the real-world environment is rich and dynamic. So how can testers bring realism into […]
Romain Zimmermann | Jul 2022
Tags: Spoofing, Standpoint
Customer Spotlight: BAE Systems
Image above: BAE Systems’ hardware-in-the-loop simulation environments build upon Spirent Federal signal generators to test products under extreme dynamic and threat environments In a May 16, 2022, article entitled, “The Transition to M-Code Begins” on GPSWorld.com, Luke Bishop, director and product line engineering lead for Navigation & Sensor Systems at BAE Systems, outlined how […]
Jun 2022
Tags: CRPA, Jamming, M-code, Spoofing
GPS Spoofing: New Live Sky Tests Confirm Receivers Are Vulnerable to Attack
It was once considered an esoteric and theoretical type of cyberattack, seen only in James Bond films and academic papers. But radio frequency (RF) location spoofing is now causing real concern for users of GPS and GNSS receivers. The recent emergence of software-defined radios has made spoofing much easier to carry out. By broadcasting a […]
Daniel Martin | Feb 2021
Tags: Spoofing
Challenges of Testing Adaptive GNSS Antennas for Jamming and Spoofing Protection
NOTE: This blog is a summary of a webinar presented with DLR on Wednesday 18th November 2020. You can access the on-demand webinar here. The GNSS threat landscape is evolving, and sophisticated new techniques are needed to protect GNSS-reliant equipment against RF threat sources such as jamming and spoofing. One such technique is adaptive antenna technology. […]
Guy Buesnel | Dec 2020
Tags: CRPA, Jamming, Spoofing