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</html><description>An increase in GPS &#x2018;attacks&#x2019; has been causing some concern amongst the scientific community.&#xA0; GPS, whilst a highly accurate and reliable system of transmitting time and positing information, relies on very weak signals that are being hampered by interference from the Earth. Both unintentional interference such as from pirate radio stations or intentional deliberate &#x2018;jamming&#x2019;&hellip;Continue reading</description></oembed>
