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Government officials and experts are evaluating public safety and security of the posted online articles, provide direction, cheap device, cell phone gps jammer can jam global positioning system (GPS) signals.
In this article the information in the latest issue of the magazine online hackers potentially dangerous Phrack the GPS device used for commercial and military action, authorities said.
Although this article said the interference of the design work only civil use GPS signal frequency - the 1575.42 MHZ, rather than military frequency 1227.6 MHZ, James Hasik Atlanta consultants, the author of the book of precision revolution: global positioning system (GPS) and future combat, hold different opinions.
Us department of defense, the likelihood is the GPS - guided weapons against Russia in Iraq, the GPS jammers in handling the anti-interference techniques. Still, Phrack items and the defense officials.
Lt. Col. Ken air. The pentagon spokesman Scott McClellan says, suggesting a homemade jammers introduces "has some serious", because use the interference may disrupt business operations "."
McClellan says, global positioning system (GPS) experts at the pentagon is "moment" as a dangerous, self-made jammers flight safety commercial aircraft or boat ", but it is a nuisance.
Warren morningstar spokesman, airplane pilots and association, said grams of general aviation pilots not using GPS navigation as their only source of potential, called "harmful effects", instead of a security risk.
"You must take very seriously, it is about the publicity could disrupt the important infrastructure," said mike Swiek executive director in Washington, U.S. department of global positioning system (GPS) industry. However, Swiek said, "there is no need to panic." All of the global positioning system monitoring for any type of interference. "Swiek pointed out," any explanation radio engineer "knowledge set a GPS interference, there have been few reports any attack the global positioning system.
