Precision weapons rely on electronics and GPS capabilities to stay on course, but electronic jamming can send the, off-course ...

SandboxAQ’s Luca Ferrara discusses the rising risk of GPS jamming and spoofing, and how aviation is seeking new ways to stay ...

America’s overreliance on GPS leaves it vulnerable to jamming and spoofing. Building a terrestrial backup using 5G could ...

One expert says the federal government needs to develop a secondary system to avoid a disaster in the event the GPS system ...

Half a dozen countries are experiencing an extraordinary surge in GPS disturbances. But collectively, we can blunt the harm ...

This video investigates how the war in Ukraine exposed the vulnerability of GPS-dependent weapons to Russian jamming and spoofing. It examines real cases where precision munitions like Excalibur, JDAM ...

The Starlink receivers need positioning and precise timing information to function, and currently the best way to get that information is to use a global navigation satellite system (GNSS) such as GPS ...

Everyday air passengers have no need to worry about jamming or spoofing. For one thing, it’s very rare – especially outside conflict zones. For another, the aviation industry is highly regulated and ...

The modern world runs on invisible threads. When even one snaps, the cost of being always-on becomes brutally clear ...

For many of us, GPS devices make our lives easier. They help us find the best route to a meeting, a nearby Starbucks, or even help us avoid a nasty accident that is stopping traffic on the freeway.

I ordered it on eBay. When the four-ounce envelope arrived from New York three days later, it looked innocuous enough. It contained a finger-sized black plastic box, a small black antenna to screw ...

*Editor's note: This story has been updated. The LoJack car-security system is based on radio frequency technology, not GPS. *--- Every time tech is used to fight crime, the bad guys just get better ...