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Yeah, I remember when I was researching, when I first started this job a few years ago,

I remember I pitched to my boss at the time, Brandon Carp.

And I said, you know, Brandon, I really want to research GPS spoofing.

I'm fascinated about this.

And so in my naivete, I started calling a bunch of companies that sell to the U.S. government anti-GPS spoofing technology. And I was like,

can you tell me how this works? I'm not too sure I'm going to list somewhere now?

Excuse me. Who are you? Welcome.

I'm Maria Varmazis, and you're listening to T-minas Space Cyber Briefing.

In this show, we examine the evolution of cybersecurity in the global and orbital infrastructure that powers, protects, and connects our lives.

Greetings. Greetings, friends. Thank you for joining me today.

Last week on this show, we explored why attacks against GPS and similar space systems matter in a cybersecurity context.

Reminder, global navigation satellite systems like GPS are a key dependency for much of our critical infrastructure. And so this week, we're all about the how.

How do attacks against GPS signals typically work? Well, producer Ethan Cook joins me again

to explore a few of the different

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