GNSS Spoofing Detection and Recovery for Civilians

Detects GNSS spoofing and jamming on everyday phones, with Galileo OSNMA authentication and signal checks. Built especially for the northern EU, where civilian navigation is under daily attack.

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  • Challenge #2: Space-enabled crisis response and civil resilience
  • Challenge #1: Cybersecurity for space-based strategic enablers

Description

GNSS jamming and spoofing are now a recurring hazard at sea in the Gulf of Finland. Large ships have radar and chart warnings. Small craft have a consumer receiver that shows a wrong position with full confidence.

We are designing a “trust layer” for small-craft positioning. It could, for example, give one of three plain answers: evidence of manipulation, no evidence found, or cannot check, and then say what to fall back on.

Demo sketch for Sunday 29.11.: a recorded interference event replayed on screen, with the receiver’s position on one side and the trust layer’s answer on the other.

Designed around Galileo OSNMA and Copernicus Sentinel-1. We are looking for teammates (Location: FIN) in pitch and story, GNSS or signal data, front end, and radar imagery. The full description is under revision and will be published shortly.