David Robinson
Dave/Karit has worked in various parts of the IT industry and has developed a skillset that encompasses various disciplines in the information security domain. Dave currently does Security Consulting in Wellington and runs Kākācon.
Dave has presented at a range of conferences such as DefCon, Kiwicon, Aerospace Village @ DefCon, BSidesCBR, CHCon, Unrestcon and at numerous local meetups; along with running training at Kiwicon, Syscan, CrikeyCon, CHCon and TuskCon. He also has a keen interest in aerospace, lock-picking and all things wireless.
Session
Recently, we have seen an uptick in GNSS jamming and spoofing, which is impacting aviation operations. GNSS is used for aircraft navigation, RNP approaches, and traffic management with ADS-B.
Old navigation aids like VOR are being decommissioned which can be used to cross-reference GNSS. To save costs running primary radars, they are being decommissioned with ADS-B filling the gap. With the GNSS jamming/spoof do we need some other tools to help mitigate some of these risks? Can some of the radio direction-finding tools be of help here?