Commercial Flights Are Experiencing 'Unthinkable' GPS Attacks and Nobody Knows What to Do

New "spoofing" attacks resulting in total navigation failure have been occurring above the Middle East for months, which is "highly significant" for airline safety.

今日の英語の習慣化の題材は...

少し間が空いてしまいましたが.. 気にせず..
継続して習慣化を諦めないように！

今夜は、GPSが旅客機で何者かにアタックされたらどうしますか？

今の航空機はハイテクの極みですから、エンジニア系の乗務員も搭乗していませんのでね！

こう言う記事を読んでみましょう！

Commercial air crews are reporting something “unthinkable” in the skies above the Middle East: novel “spoofing” attacks have caused navigation systems to fail in dozens of incidents since September. 

In late September, multiple commercial flights near Iran went astray after navigation systems went blind. The planes first received spoofed GPS signals, meaning signals designed to fool planes’ systems into thinking they are flying miles away from their real location. One of the aircraft almost flew into Iranian airspace without permission. Since then, air crews discussing the problem online have said it’s only gotten worse, and experts are racing to establish who is behind it.