Results for tag: "GPS Spoofing"

GPS Spoofing is a type of Global Positioning Systems (GPS) Software that is used to manipulate the data received from a GPS receiver. It is used to create false GPS signals that can be used to deceive a GPS receiver into believing it is in a different location than it actually is. GPS spoofing can be used for a variety of purposes, such as creating false navigation routes, manipulating the accuracy of GPS-based navigation systems, and creating false location data for tracking and surveillance. GPS spoofing can also be used to disrupt GPS-based services, such as navigation and communication systems. GPS spoofing is a growing market, with a variety of companies offering GPS spoofing software and services. Examples of companies in this market include Skyhook Wireless, NavSpark, and NavX. Other companies, such as Spirent Communications, offer GPS spoofing testing services to ensure the accuracy and reliability of GPS-based systems. Show Less Read more