Newsfirstprime Cyber Attack on Indian Airports Involves GPS Spoofing
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The Indian government confirmed that seven major airports, including Indira Gandhi International Airport, were targeted by cyber attacks involving GPS spoofing. The attacks led to aircraft receiving false signals, causing significant disruptions to flight operations, particularly on November 7, when over 800 flights were delayed. Despite the incidents, officials reported that all flights continued to operate safely.
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