BGP Hijinks and Hijacks - Incident Response When Your Backbone Is Your Enemy

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SIMalliance has published a new technical white paper, titled ‘5G Security – Making the Right Choice to Match your Needs’.

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Abusing protocols in LTE networks to knock mobile devices off networks

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Every LTE call, text, can be intercepted, blacked out, hacker finds

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Lawful Interception and Cryptography

Official Tally of Wiretaps Belies Government Scare Stories About Encryption

BGP and the System of Trust that Runs the Internet

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Improving SS7 Security Using Machine Learning Techniques and state of SS7 risks

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SS7 risks map

Audio IMEI

If we will use Audio Fingerprinting for mobile phones we can receive audio IMEI:-)

Other identifiers and Mobile apps - Leaky Birds: Exploiting Mobile Application Traffic for Surveillance

P.S. IMEI - International Mobile Equipment Identity

NIST IR 8071 (Draft) - LTE Architecture Overview and Security Analysis

NIST Announces Release of Draft NISTIR 8071, LTE Architecture Overview and Security Analysis April 12, 2016 NIST requests comments on Draft NIST Internal Report (NISTIR) 8071, LTE Architecture Overview and Security Analysis. Cellular technology plays an increasingly large role in society as it has become the primary portal to the Internet for a large segment of the population. One of the main drivers making this change possible is the deployment of 4th generation (4G) Long Term Evolution (LTE) cellular technologies. This document serves as a guide to the fundamentals of how LTE networks operate and explores the LTE security architecture. This is followed by an analysis of the threats posed to LTE networks and supporting mitigations. This document introduces high-level LTE concepts and discusses technical LTE security mechanisms in detail. Technical readers are expected to understand fundamental networking concepts and general network security. It is intended to assist those evaluating, adopting, and operating LTE networks, specifically telecommunications engineers, system administrators, cybersecurity practitioners, and security researchers. Email comments to: nistir8071@nist.gov (a comment template is available). Comments due by Wednesday, June 1, 2016.

LTE and IMSI catcher myths

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White Paper

Practical Attacks Against Privacy and Availability in 4G/LTE Mobile Communication Systems

GSMA Internet of Things Security Guidelines

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Securing LTE and 5G Networks

From F5:

Securing LTE What, Why, and How

From Ericsson:

5G Security

Identifying and addressing the vulnerabilities and security issues of SDN