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GPS spoofing attacks surged in 2024–2025, disrupting flights and prompting reliance on traditional navigation, with state-sponsored activity suspected near the Baltic states.
GPS spoofing, the manipulation of satellite signals to falsify location data, has surged in 2024 and 2025, disrupting military and civilian flights, including those carrying top officials like Spain’s Defence Minister and the European Commission President, forcing reliance on traditional navigation.
Thousands of jamming events have been recorded near the Baltic states, with evidence pointing to state-sponsored activity.
While some use spoofing for privacy or gaming—such as apps with over 50 million downloads or cheating in Pokémon Go—affordable devices enable attacks on drones, vehicles, and aircraft.
In response, companies and governments are deploying machine learning, signal-blocking antennas, and more secure satellite systems, though widespread protection remains a work in progress.
Los ataques de suplantación de GPS aumentaron en 2024-2025, interrumpiendo los vuelos y provocando la dependencia de la navegación tradicional, con sospechas de actividad patrocinada por el estado cerca de los estados bálticos.