GPS hackers prepare for invisible warfare on a remote island
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Norwegian authorities conduct an annual event called 'JammerTest' on a remote Arctic island to test the resilience of satellite signal receivers against intentional interference.
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- Norwegian officials hold an annual open-air hacking event known as JammerTest on a remote island north of the Arctic Circle.
- The exercise involves intentionally disrupting satellite signals to observe the impact on various receivers.
- Devices ranging from clocks to drones are monitored to see if they can withstand this signal pressure.
- This testing is conducted to identify and improve vulnerabilities in systems that rely on precise timing and navigation.
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