Slashdot Mirror


GPS Jamming for $50

Anonymous writes "One of the newest hacker tools out there is a homemade GPS jammer. According to this article in Computerworld, such jammers can be built with $50 worth of electrical parts. Phrack has published a how-to aimed at inexpensive GPS-based navigation and "hidden tracking devices.""

6 of 308 comments (clear)

  1. Re:Future-o-rama! by eggsovereasy · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Obee Kaybee is a word too... look in the fatalbertionary... wtf

  2. Re: Profit by spoon42 · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    I do not wish to profit. The opportunity to perform my art is reward enough.

    --
    --- this comment is presented in WIDE SCREEN STEREO!!!
  3. Re:Problems for the military... by Intocabile · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    I don't think an enemy country would care as long as it saves there ass. "Oh you want to bomb us?" "Yeah they're guided by GPS, suck it!" "GPS? Damn... bomb away."

  4. How did the lameness filter fail? by arcadum · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    How could it not notice 50 letter words (with numbers even) that the whole thing is shit?

    Aparently I, or you, need to look at the source and submit a patch...
    ---
    Never stop dreaming.

    1. Re:How did the lameness filter fail? by spoon42 · · Score: 0, Offtopic

      It certainly is a gaping hole.

      Oh, in the code. Right.

      --
      --- this comment is presented in WIDE SCREEN STEREO!!!
  5. This is a solution to the WRONG problem ! by forged · · Score: 0, Offtopic
    Apart maybe for the military or civilian personel working in transports, I fail to see why this has any uses at all for most of us. I mean, if you want to know where you are, just look around ! Or ask somebody with clue.

    The REAL problem they should have considered in the first place is how to effectively jam mobile phone. I'll be among the first to buy one of those when they will be readilly available for $50 on the streets !