An Israeli Air Force base was behind signal interference that caused disruption to civilian air traffic in the Middle East, a study has revealed. University of Texas researchers Todd Humphreys and Zach Clements were quoted by the New York Times as saying they were “highly confident” that the spoofing came from Israel’s Ein Shemer Airfield. The practice, known as ‘spoofing’, manipulates data to make a plane’s GPS receiver think it is in a different location. Pilots affected by the attacks have falsely believed they were flying above airports in Beirut and Cairo, according to researchers at SkAI…