Ship signal jamming, a global threat made worse by Strait of Hormuz crisis
Electronic interference with cargo ships' navigation and positioning signal systems has surged since the Middle East conflict started. This comes together with cases of identity spoofing, which is used to evade sanctions.
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The surge in electronic interference with cargo ships' navigation signals highlights a growing global threat exacerbated by the ongoing crisis in the Strait of Hormuz. This situation is further complicated by incidents of identity spoofing aimed at circumventing sanctions.
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