BGP and the System of Trust that Runs the Internet

Part 1

Part 2

22-26 June 2015 European Telecommunications Standards Institute Security Week white paper available

Security Week - Agenda

White Paper

Some security info (roaming, routing Diameter and SS7)

New Signaling - Security vulnerabilities in Oracle DSR

Old Signaling - SS7 Security

P.S. 10.08.2015 updated

Diameter Security is worse than SS7 Security?

An experiment in securing WebRTC based on IMS and SIM... card

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Some info about encryption

Return of the Crypto Wars?

Increasing Need for Cryptography in Mobile Network Infrastructure - Solving the security challenges in LTE networks from Radisys

Silent Circle Expands Encrypted Services With Global 'Out-Circle' Calling

Washington D.C. Is Littered With Phony Cell Towers

5G popular articles published in ComSoc (including Secure device-to-device communication in LTE-A)

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Secure in the Knowledge

In February this year Swedish network equipment and services vendor Ericsson published a white paper—Guiding principles for security in a networked society—that looked, from the outside, like the firm’s first significant public statement on network security. While other vendors, NSN and Alcatel-Lucent in particular, have made security prominent in their discourse for some time, Ericsson has tended more towards circumspection.

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