Signal Authentication Codes is a cryptographic construct embedded within GNSS signals that enables receivers to verify the authenticity of received signals by distinguishing legitimate transmissions from spoofed or counterfeit ones through the validation of securely generated code sequences.
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Naval University of Engineering
Wuhan, China
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Ospedale San Bassiano
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Oklahoma State University
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