<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">The integration of IoT and GNSS technology is pivotal for various sectors such as smart cities, autonomous vehicles, agriculture, and supply chain.Challenges arise due to the increasing risks associated with GNSS disruption by spoofing and jamming attacks.Spoofing involves generating false GNSS signals to deceive receivers, impacting timing and positioning data.Jamming attacks overpower GNSS receivers with strong signals, easier to detect but still disruptive.Spoofing attacks, historically limited to military, are now more accessible with low-cost technology.Commercial sectors like aviation and shipping are increasingly targeted by spoofing attacks, posing safety risks.Anti-spoofing technologies focus on signal anomaly detection, cryptographic authentication, and redundancy.Mitigation techniques include Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring (RAIM) and signal encryption.Ongoing challenges include cost, scalability of anti-spoofing solutions, and the evolving nature of attacks.Developments like the Galileo Smart Traceability Anti-spoofing project and AI integration are addressing the evolving threat landscape.