An Anti-spoofing Method Based on Doppler Positioning

Chu, Fengkui; Li, Hong; Wen, Jian; Wu, Hailing; Lu, Mingquan

doi:10.33012/2017.14955

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“…Therefore, the spoofed pseudorange-based positioning fixes are probably distant from spoofed Doppler-based positioning fixes, although they are both spoofed away from authentic values. The feasibility of this spoofing detection method in various scenarios has been analysed and validated in detail, which can be particularly seen in our previous work (Chu et al, 2017). Nonetheless, a statistical model and performance evaluation of the proposed method has not been completed.…”

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confidence: 91%

“…When the estimated position is equal to the actual position of the receiver, in an ideal situation, residuals converge to zero. For the detailed mathematical model of GNSS based Doppler positioning, readers can refer to Equations (1) to (9) of our previous paper (Chu et al, 2017).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…A spoofing detection method based on a consistency check of the Doppler positioning fixes and the traditional ones was proposed in our earlier work (Chu et al, 2017). The viability of the method lies in the fact that an actual spoofer will find it exceptionally difficult to coordinate the pseudorange measurements and the Doppler ones so that a victim receiver derives the spoofed position by the two methods at the same location.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…To detect such spoofing threats, a method based on consistency checks of both Doppler and pseudorange fixes has been proposed in our previous work (Chu et al, 2017). This method is position-oriented.…”

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Statistical Model and Performance Evaluation of a GNSS Spoofing Detection Method based on the Consistency of Doppler and Pseudorange Positioning Results

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Wen

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J. Navigation

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Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) safety issues of have been of concern for some time. Spoofing attacks have received much attention as they can be difficult to detect and have the potential to cause disruption at best and major damage in extremis. To mitigate such threats, a spoofing detection method based on the consistency check of Doppler positioning fixes and pseudorange positioning fixes is proposed. The primary contributions of this paper include establishing a Generalised Likelihood Ratio Test (GLRT)-based statistical detection model for the introduced spoofing detection method and efficiently improving the accuracy of the Doppler positioning method as well as the performance of the detection approach by a modified α-filter-based Doppler smoothing technique. Theoretical performance of the proposed detection model is analysed. Monte Carlo simulations were also conducted to verify the theoretical analysis. Moreover, grounded on the developed test statistic and the optimised threshold, a consistency check module was specifically realised in both software defined and real-time GNSS receivers. Additionally, a Doppler smoothing technique was applied to the receivers. Spoofing attack experiments on both software defined and real-time platforms validated the effectiveness of the statistical spoofing detection model.

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Section: Review Of the Spoofing Detection Scheme Based On Doppler Posmentioning

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Section: Review Of the Spoofing Detection Scheme Based On Doppler Posmentioning

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Statistical Model and Performance Evaluation of a GNSS Spoofing Detection Method based on the Consistency of Doppler and Pseudorange Positioning Results

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J. Navigation

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“…The spatial characteristics of spoofing signals can be exploited to conduct spoofing detection [4–6]. Besides, one can check up the consistency among information held in navigation signals, such as the consistency of pseudoranges from different satellites [7–9] and the consistency of carrier Doppler and code phases [10, 11].…”

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Spoofing profile estimation‐based GNSS spoofing identification method for tightly coupled MEMS INS/GNSS integrated navigation system

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2020

IET Radar, Sonar & Navigation

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An Anti-spoofing Method Based on Doppler Positioning

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Statistical Model and Performance Evaluation of a GNSS Spoofing Detection Method based on the Consistency of Doppler and Pseudorange Positioning Results

Statistical Model and Performance Evaluation of a GNSS Spoofing Detection Method based on the Consistency of Doppler and Pseudorange Positioning Results

Spoofing profile estimation‐based GNSS spoofing identification method for tightly coupled MEMS INS/GNSS integrated navigation system

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