LONDON (AP) — Bulgaria will not investigate suspected Russian electronic interference with a top European official’s plane, officials said Monday — because this kind of GPS jamming is now so common.
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America Needs an Alternative to GPS. So, Why Aren’t We Developing One?
America’s overreliance on GPS leaves it vulnerable to jamming and spoofing. Building a terrestrial backup using 5G could ...
In the logistics and transportation industry, managing a fleet efficiently is critical for success. With advancements in technology, GPS (Global Positioning System) tracking has become an ...
One expert says the federal government needs to develop a secondary system to avoid a disaster in the event the GPS system ...
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Qatar freezes maritime traffic amid unexplained GPS fault — global energy trade on alert
On Saturday, Qatari authorities issued an extraordinary order instructing all shipping operators to immediately stop navigation within the country’s territorial waters. The move came after officials ...
Since Russia invaded Ukraine, Nordic and Baltic nations have reported increased electronic disruptions. Bulgaria will not investigate suspected Russian electronic interference with a top European ...
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Read full article: Man shot, killed by San Antonio police officers had long criminal history, was wanted on 3 warrants Former Castle Hills councilwoman Sylvia Gonzalez and the city have agreed to a ...
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