Researchers find a string of security vulnerabilities affecting GPS services
'Trackmageddon' flaw could enable attackers to surreptitiously spy on users and steal personally identifiable data
Is your SatNav vulnerable to 'trackmageddon'?
GPS and location-tracking services could be vulnerable to a string of newly discovered vulnerabilities, dubbed "trackmageddon", according to two security researchers. In a paper, Vangelis Stykas and...
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