IBM Security Managed Detection and Response (MDR) observations coupled with IBM Security X-Force malware research sheds additional light on the mysterious objectives of the operators behind the Raspberry Robin worm.…
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Switching to 5G? Know Your Integrated Security Controls
5G is a big leap in mobile technology. It presents enterprises and service providers with capabilities for advanced applications, content delivery and digital engagement anywhere. It enables businesses with new…
It’s Not Too Soon to Start Talking About 6G
We may be only a short time into 5G deployments, but discussions of the impact 6G technology will have on our lives have already started. In late 2020, the Alliance…
Edge Computing and 5G: Will Security Concerns Outweigh Benefits?
You’re probably hearing a bunch of chatter about edge computing these days and how it, along with 5G, are the latest pieces of technology to redefine how we conduct our…
Private 5G Security: Consider Security Risks Before Investing
So, 5G is one of those once-in-a-generation types of leaps that will alter how we operate. However, 5G security comes with a lot of challenges. Private 5G networks require us…
Threat Modeling: The Key to Dealing With 5G Security Challenges
With 5G reshaping the smartphone market, 5G security needs to keep up. Almost one in three smartphones sold in the first quarter of 2021 can connect to a 5G network.…
Multiple Flaws in GTP Tunneling Protocol Let Hackers to Attack 3G/4G/5G Users
Researchers from Positive Technologies Security discovered multiple vulnerabilities with GPRS Tunneling Protocol (GTP) that let attackers target network users. The GTP is the protocol used to transmit user data and control traffic on 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G networks. Attackers could exploit the vulnerability to intercept user data, conduct fraud, and to launch DoS attacks. […]
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