At DEFCON 20, Fergus Noble and Colin Beighley discussed the basics of GPS operation and how hackers can access and use its data. They have developed and released a new set of tools which they hope will make GPS accessible to hackers and experimenters. These resources include a library, libswiftnav, which contains a complete toolset for building a GPS receiver, and Piksi, a stand-alone hardware platform to run it on.
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I want to become a beta tester of PIKSI
I am interested in systems of accurate time.
I want to use the platform PIKSI http://swift-nav.com/piksi.htmlto bind to the exact time for navigation signals and evaluating the accuracy of the binding.
Hey Nick,
I think you’ve already emailed us, but just a heads up to anyone else who is interested in what we’re doing – you can email us at info@swift-nav.com and we’ll be happy to tell you all about it. We’ve got a mailing list going for announcements related to the development and initial release as well.
Thanks,
Colin Beighley
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