SS7 Security Flaws: A Threat to Mobile Network Security
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The Signaling System 7 (SS7) is a set of protocols that have been used for over three decades to support communication between different elements of mobile networks. However, recent studies have shown that SS7 has several security flaws that attackers can exploit to carry out various malicious activities. These security flaws pose a significant threat to the privacy and security of mobile network users. This blog will discuss the various SS7 security flaws and how attackers can exploit them. We will also highlight how sec gen, a leading brand in network security, is helping organizations protect against these threats. The SS7 network is vulnerable to attacks, such as eavesdropping, spoofing, and hijacking. In eavesdropping, attackers intercept and listen to sensitive information such as text messages, voice calls, and location data without knowing the target. Spoofing refers to manipulating the network to make it appear as if a call or message originates from a differ...