Maybe not.
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The plane, it’s 'splained, falls mainly without the brain: We chat to boffins who’ve found a way to disrupt landings using off-the-shelf radio kit
@Michael_R_Smith - thoughts?
Russian bots are just for rigging US elections? They hit home, too: Kid stripped of crown in TV contest vote-fix scandal
I fear for the ESC…
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If you hear podcasting star Joe Rogan say something dumb, it may not be his fault – an AI has cloned his voice
New pub game: AI or Joe on weed?
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You probably know more about it than me. I have read your posts on pprune. There was the thread about an aircraft dropping off the glide slope at Chek Lap Kok… The reason given was an aircraft waiting to depart on the same runway. It was lined up, read to be fired off, but sitting between the ILS antennas and the approach trajectory. That was enough to muck up the ILS lock.
GPS can be jammed with a low power transmitter. Doesn’t even have to be a good transmitter. Its no surprise that ILS can be jammed as well.
But (perhaps) fortunately, knowledge of low level radio transmission principles is declining. How many hackers know more about radio than configuring their wifi routers?
The other day I told an otherwise intelligent person that I was getting back into amateur radio. When I explained what that was she tried to convince me that so such thing could possibly exist.
Whats the cross product of people with the ability and the intent to do such a thing? ILS can fail, aircraft will go around and possibly divert. Spoofing a valid, incorrect signal will be much harder.
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Ah, this is more like it!
From the comment section of one of the blogs linked in the article you linked:
Robert Funicella May 16, 2019 at 6:34 am
and
Cvetka Kocjancic May 16, 2019 at 1:12 pm
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No, I really don’t. And to the best of my knowledge I’ve never posted anything on pprune.
Must be another FGD135.
Anyway, thanks for the reply; it made things clearer to me!
Polygraph knows all: You’ve been using our user feedback form
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But, what the dog was trained to do that?
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Still a good boy, but used for evil.
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/looks at the stuff. Yup, seems accurate.
I wonder what these mean:
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Wi-Fi activated bombs with a range of 1 km.
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Mayonnaise and ketchup is thousand Island dressing. And mayo already has mustard in it. Barbecue sauce is abomination mixed or unmixed. But what would you call mayo and sriracha, tastiest of all?
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Not where I’m from, buddy!
Chaotic Evil.
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Always read the label…
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