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Probably the most effective technique for detection would be attained by spoofing the GPS signals, like the IRGC did to capture multiple US' drones?

https://www.gpsworld.com/gps-circle-spoofing-discovered-in-i...

I wonder how easily GPS can be spoofed, locally ...

https://rntfnd.org/2021/10/28/cheap-and-easy-gps-gnss-spoofi...

Seems someone already had the idea:

https://www.reddit.com/r/hardwarehacking/comments/10na5c8/sp...

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I used to have a GPS repeater installed in our lab for RF testing. The FAA did not like it at all and threatened us with action.

Don't go spoofing or broadcasting your own GPS signals unless you have a decent legal team behind you.

Put it in an RF chamber and keep another GPS receiver outside the chamber some distance away to make sure it doesn't lose lock on the real satellites. That's your leakage canary.

We had one of those in an underground parking garage for autonomous vehicle testing at a previous job, but it was a naturally really well shielded room, and it was just repeating surface signals so no one would complain.

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