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May 26, 2023

5 Must-Know Facts about 5G Network Security and Its Cloud Benefits Full Text

Abstract 5G is a game changer for mobile connectivity, including mobile connectivity to the cloud. The technology provides high speed and low latency when connecting smartphones and IoT devices to cloud infrastructure. 5G networks are a critical part of all infrastructure layers between the end user and the end service; these networks transmit sensitive data that can be vital for governments and businesses, not to mention individuals. As a result, 5G networks are a prime target for attackers. For this reason, cybersecurity has been a key consideration in developing the 5G standard. 5G encompasses robust security features that guarantee confidentiality, integrity, and availability of network services and user data. In this article, Seva Vayner, Product Owner of  Gcore's Edge Cloud service , gives a deep dive into five of 5 G's cutting-edge security measures. He also delves into the pivotal performance capabilities of 5G, accompanied by use cases that demonstrate how contemporary, cloud

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January 17, 2022

Hillicon Valley — Airlines issue warning about 5G service Full Text

Abstract Today is Monday. Welcome to Hillicon Valley, detailing all you need to know about tech and cyber news from Capitol Hill to Silicon Valley. Subscribe here: thehill.com/newsletter-signup. 

The Hill


October 11, 2021

ZTE widens bug bounty to focus on 5G security Full Text

Abstract ZTE has widened a bug bounty scheme to plug security vulnerabilities in its products, especially potential holes brought about by the launch of commercial 5G networks and services.

ZDNet


June 28, 2021

5G Security Vulnerabilities Fluster Mobile Operators Full Text

Abstract A survey from GSMA and Trend Micro shows a concerning lack of security capabilities for private 5G networks (think factories, smart cities, industrial IoT, utilities and more).

Threatpost


May 12, 2021

NSA and ODNI analyze potential risks to 5G networks Full Text

Abstract U.S. Intelligence agencies warn of weaknesses in 5G networks that could be exploited by crooks and nation-state actors for intelligence gathering. The U.S. National Security Agency (NSA), along with the DHS Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security...

Security Affairs


May 11, 2021

U.S Intelligence Agencies Warn About 5G Network Weaknesses Full Text

Abstract Inadequate implementation of telecom standards, supply chain threats, and weaknesses in systems architecture could pose major cybersecurity risks to 5G networks, potentially making them a lucrative target for cybercriminals and nation-state adversaries to exploit for valuable intelligence. The analysis, which aims to identify and assess risks and vulnerabilities introduced by 5G adoption, was published on Monday by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA), in partnership with the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) and the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). "As new 5G policies and standards are released, there remains the potential for threats that impact the end-user," the report  said . "For example, nation states may attempt to exert undue influence on standards that benefit their proprietary technologies and limit customers' choices to use other equipment or software." S

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April 20, 2021

UK Government Unveils Plans to Speed Up Rollout of 5G Technology Full Text

Abstract Under the proposals, it will be easier to introduced 5G-connected technology, particularly in countryside areas.

Infosecurity Magazine


April 9, 2021

March to 5G could pile on heavier security burden for IoT device manufacturers Full Text

Abstract The financial burden of compliance with piling security standards could force some device manufacturers to walk away from highly regulated buyers like the Pentagon.

SCMagazine


December 21, 2020

Migrating to standalone networks won’t secure 5G Full Text

Abstract The stack of technologies that 5G uses could allow attacks aimed at operator networks as well as subscribers, launched from international roaming networks, operator networks or even partner networks providing access to services.

SCMagazine


December 17, 2020

Analysis of 5G Network Security Reveals Attack Possibilities Full Text

Abstract 5G security research discloses exploit opportunities

Infosecurity Magazine


December 16, 2020

New 5G Network Flaws Let Attackers Track Users’ Locations and Steal Data Full Text

Abstract As 5G networks are being gradually rolled out in major cities across the world, an analysis of its network architecture has revealed a number of potential weaknesses that could be exploited to carry out a slew of cyber assaults, including denial-of-service (DoS) attacks to deprive subscribers of Internet access and intercept data traffic. The findings form the basis of a new " 5G Standalone core security research " published by London-based cybersecurity firm Positive Technologies today, exactly six months after the firm released its " Vulnerabilities in LTE and 5G Networks 2020 " report in June detailing high impact flaws in LTE and 5G protocols. "Key elements of network security include proper configuration of equipment, as well as authentication and authorization of network elements," Positive Technologies said. "In the absence of these elements, the network becomes vulnerable [to] subscriber denial of service due to exploitation of vulnerabil

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