In summer 2024, Finland's Institute of Land Survey was unable to perform its yearly aerial scanning of fields and forests in southeast Finland because of GPS/GNSS jamming attacks. The survey normally utilizes planes equipped with GNSS positioning and laser scanning to produce detailed inventories and 3D models of land. The jamming has led to significant operational disruption and estimated financial losses in the millions of euros. Additionally, it is reported that the Estonian Land Board is experiencing similar GPS interference problems. The incident is likely part of broader hostile actions targeting Baltic-Nordic digital infrastructure, implicating deliberate electronic disruption.

In summer 2024, Finland's Institute of Land Survey was unable to perform its yearly aerial scanning of fields and forests in southeast Finland because of GPS/GNSS jamming attacks. The survey normally utilizes planes equipped with GNSS positioning and laser scanning to produce detailed inventories and 3D models of land. The jamming has led to significant operational disruption and estimated financial losses in the millions of euros. Additionally, it is reported that the Estonian Land Board is experiencing similar GPS interference problems. The incident is likely part of broader hostile actions targeting Baltic-Nordic digital infrastructure, implicating deliberate electronic disruption.