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Spoofing

Two classes of spoofing include (1) measurement spoofing: introduces signal or signal delay that cause the target receiver to produce incorrect measurements of time of arrival or frequency of arrival or their rates of change; and (2) data spoofing: introduces incorrect digital data to the target receiver for its use in processing of signals and the calculation of PNT.

Source: NIST IR 8323r1 | Category:

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