GPS Tracking Device Removal From Your Vehicle Is Not Thievery

According to this judicial opinion; that is, however read the full story, via Timothy B. Lee, writing at Ars Technica your opinion may be the same, or - of course - it may differ substantially. As always, you be the judge.

Reports Detail Newly Discovered GPS Spoofing Attack, Attributed to PRC

via Joseph Trevithick, writing at The Drive, comes this fascinating report detailing newly discovered GPS Spoofing attacks as evidenced in and around Shanghai (evidence of the same attack end state in and around Sochi, Russia and Syria is also presented in this report) from C4ADS. All are today's Must Reads.

'"To be able to spoof multiple ships simultaneously into a circle is extraordinary technology. It looks like magic," Humphreys, the expert from the University of Texas at Austin, told MIT Technology Review. "People were slack-jawed when I showed them this pattern of spoofing [at the ION GNSS+ conference]. They started to call it crop circles."' - via Joseph Trevithick, writing at The Drive

Regulus Demos New Attack: GPS Vector, All The Things

Quite sure you've read about the Global Navigation Satellite System attack by now, but did you have the time to read the company's blog for the details on the GPS whack? Strongly suggested to do so. Today's Interesting Watch.

GPS, The Rollover

Failures abound in the GPS realm (due to the recent week rollover on Saturday 2019/04/06). Read Stephen Foskett's superb piece explaining all; and, a presentation on GPS Week Rollover Issues direct from our Government...]. h/t

The Existential Threat to GPS →

Read It and Weep for GPS.

Global Repositioning →

via Mark Psiaki, Ph.D. and Todd Humphreys, Ph.D., writing at IEEE Spectrum, comes this superlative piece on GPS Spoofing, and the effects thereof. Today's Must Read.