Security Risks in Cellular Networks: Phone, RAN, and Core (closed)

Presented at DeepSec 2018 „I like to mov &6974,%bx“, Unknown date/time (Unknown duration).

This workshop describes security shortcomings in mobile networks, both in the core network and in radio network, for GSM, UMTS, and LTE. The purpose of this workshop is to educate the audience on the range of security risks associated with using mobile devices.

The workshop will start with a general overview of cellular technology, the structure and function of mobile networks, and types of security flaws common to all mobile networks, some of which are unavoidable. We will then proceed to specific examples of security failures for different technology types and different services. The workshop will include live demonstrations of some of these security failures. This workshop covers the mobile network and handset baseband only, and does not address Android, iOS, or application-layer security.


Presenters:

  • David Burgess - YateBTS
    David Burgess worked in signals intelligence and radio-location for over 10 years. He is probably best known as the primary author of OpenBTS. For the last 7 years, he has been working on SDR products for the commercial market. For more information on those products, see yatebts.com.

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