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US scientists crack secret codes for EU satellite system

Telegraph: Secret codes used by the forthcoming European satellite navigation system, Galileo, have been cracked by American scientists, casting doubt on European Union promises that the £2.3 billion project will pay for itself through commercial fees.

Posted by Jenny Corrado on July 11, 2006 11:51 AM |

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