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Vulnerabilities affect non-standalone 5G networks, putting industrial equipment, smart homes, and city infrastructure at risk.

Security is in the spotlight and people are more reliant on mobile networks than ever. Securing networks must be a priority during the design stage. This is even more true now as operators begin to tackle construction of new 5G networks. Attempts to implement security as an afterthought at later stages may cost much more: operators will likely need to purchase additional equipment, at best. At worst, operators may be stuck with long-term security vulnerabilities that cannot be fixed.

O 5G vai demandar muito investimento e infraestrutura, sendo os fatores mais desafiadores as licenças de espectro, backbone de fibra óptica, sites e antenas. Para algumas operadoras, um dos principais desafios serão as legislações, que poderão ser um obstáculo para o início da implementação.

Benny Spiewak, bacharel em Direito, especialista em Propriedade Intelectual e parte da equipe da SPLAW, prestadora de serviços jurídicos, regulatórios e de compliance para clientes dos setores de Saúde & Life Science, Tecnologia e Alimentos

Segurança é um dos fatores mais críticos; vulnerabilidades presentes no 3G e 4G serão inerentes ao 5G

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Positive Technologies researchers show attacks such as SMS and interception and location tracking can be performed through 2G and 3G networks today

Positive Technologies, a global telecoms security company, has released its report: 5G signaling networks: blast from the past - which gives an overview of the current state of protection of mobile networks and implications for security of nascent 5G networks. It is the first in a series of four reports on telecom security, which will go on to look at Positive Technologies’ security testing of SS7, Diameter, and GTP networks, includes details of real hacker attacks performed in the wild and what operators can do to protect themselves.