A recent study involving 367,000 ships has uncovered instances of GPS spoofing occurring globally, with significant activity noted in the Red Sea months before the grounding of the MSC. Researchers identified that the manipulation of GPS signals could mislead vessels about their actual location, posing serious risks to maritime safety and navigation. This type of spoofing can lead to accidents, collisions, or unintended course changes, affecting shipping routes and international trade. The findings indicate a growing concern for the security of GPS systems, which are critical for maritime operations. As ships increasingly rely on these technologies, the implications of such vulnerabilities could have far-reaching effects on the shipping industry and global supply chains.