The ROOT Testbed at Telefonica Technology and Automation LAB

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#ROOT researchers were hosted at Telefonica HQ in November 2021 to run a first test campaign on GNSS radio-frequency attacks.

In this short video, Luis Miguel Contreras Murillo introduces the facilities of the Telefonica Technology and Automation LAB, where the ROOT test campaign took place.

The investigations pursued in the #ROOT project resort to a pure, experimental approach. This allows for a proper understanding of the risks and vulnerabilities faced by GNSS-based time synchronization of real network facilities.

Enjoy our test setup and keep following project updates!

Produced by Politecnico di Torino and LINKS Foundation

Watch this video on YouTube and have a look on Telefonica lab facilities here.

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